Meanings of reorientate in English

I've got to readjust, reorientate, reorganize... Before it's too late, Duffy.

She certainly seems to have the intellectual heft required to reorientate her new portfolio.

He looked around frantically, trying to reorientate himself, panting.

There was no time to reorientate my senses.

We wanted to engage people in a spiritual process that would reorientate their sexuality to the opposite sex.

The city also hopes to reorientate its vibrant oil services industry toward emerging offshore oil centers such as Brazil.

They knew that, if they chose to remake their whole social structure and reorientate their minds, they could ensure military victory.

The Fine Gael leader, Mr John Bruton, said that unionist impatience for decommissioning had not allowed "time for militant republicans to reorientate themselves".

It appeared to be a crisis of despair and of reorientated hope.

He added other changes had also been made, including being reorientated in operating theatres.

Shane O'Donnell's world has reorientated in the past five years.

Education has been reorientated towards social assistance, which is not how it should be.

They have joined her in reorientating the PAC, pushing pursuit of revenue as well as spending.

The war on malaria will have to be reorientated as we get into the end-game in more countries, says Feachem.