Wiktionary
reshift
vb. (context transitive English) To shift again or anew.
Usage examples of "reshift".
He swallowed and tried to reshift some of the order and chaos, strengthening the ground beneath the surface in thin lines and then breaking the order ties in other places.
Alaric was explaining as the group around the fire reshifted itself to make way.
He shifted his weight in the chair, and then reshifted, trying to find what was obviously an impossible position of comfort.
Backman reshifted his weight and was about to launch into a long one when the door buzzer erupted.
Nylan reshifted the power flows into overshields, calculated, and recalculated.
All she accomplished was a reshifting of their bodies so that part of him was more perfectly aligned with that part of her.