Crossword clues for reorient
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Reorient \Re*o"ri*ent\ (r?-?"r?-ent), a. Rising again. [R.]
The life reorient out of dust.
--Tennyson.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
vb. To orient again; to become oriented after a dislocation or period of disorientation.
WordNet
v. orient once again, after a disorientation [syn: reorientate]
cause to turn
set or arrange in a new or different determinate position; "Orient the house towards the South"
Wikipedia
Reorient is a Canadian online magazine focusing on contemporary Middle Eastern arts and culture. Founded in 2012 by Joobin Bekhrad, It is a non-profit, non-religious, non-political, non-partisan, and non-ideological publication made possible by the efforts of contributors around the world. The areas covered primarily include visual art, music, books and literature, and film.
Usage examples of "reorient".
The expatriates were gawping at us, and their astonishment reoriented me.
If they could not get the beta gimbal assembly to unlock, they could not reorient the solar panels toward the sun, they be starved for power.
The captain flattened the propulsion fields and slewed the ship sideways at a right angle to the course line, then even before the frigate was reoriented, pulsed the de-energizers twice more on the nexus linch point between the shields of two towers.
By the time the landers and tenar had slowed and reoriented their weapons arrays onto the head it had risen up until halfway out of the water.
Brother Longo stepped up to the top of it, and such was the power of his presence, and such was the sense of expectation in the crowd, that the whole chaotic mass of people seemed to reorient itself subtly, until it seemed that almost without moving they reorganized themselves around him in concentric rings.
When I came up to the table her blue eyes were focused blankly on the distant palis, and it took her a moment to reorient herself.
Her husband, an ecologist working for the government, would be off island until evening, and Prince felt certain that a go-round with Rita would reorient him and reinstitute the mean drunken process which the coral had interrupted.
Reorienting himself, he spotted what looked like more handholds on the deck below the rail, and he shoved the toes of his boots under two of them to keep his feet planted.
Before crashing into the web, Boba Fett had reoriented the ship from it usual vertically oriented, tail-downward position.
After she had reoriented herself to her new position as a small blip in the enormous computer database, Supervisor activated the Net-compatible scanners implanted in her eye.
The Bugs' offsetting advantage, however, was that by never emplacing the long chains of deep-space relay satellites which sent messages across star systems, or the crewed com stations hovering at each intervening warp point to shuttle courier drones back and forth, or even the navigation buoys which courier drones required to reorient for transit without such com stations, they left no "bread crumbs" behind.
The expatriates were gawping at us, and their astonishment reoriented me.
From time to time, its onboard controls seemed to have some success in regaining stability, in reorienting the solar panel so that the batteries could be recharged—and then the sporadic engine firings would resume.
From time to time, its onboard controls seemed to have some success in regaining stability, in reorienting the solar panel so that the batteries could be recharged—and then the sporadic engine firings would resume.
Dairine suddenly realized that the glowing green-white ceiling was in fact the sky-the lower layer of a thick cloudy atmosphere, actually fluorescing under the light of a hidden, hyperactive sun-and her stomach did an unhappy flip as her sense of scale violently reoriented itself.