1. to change the position or direction of something so that it is straight or in the correct position again
2. to change or reorganize something to match new conditions or goals

Examples

• The mechanic had to realign the car’s wheels after the accident.
• She needed to realign her spine after sitting at the computer all day.
• The company decided to realign its marketing strategy to focus on younger customers.
• After the merger, they had to realign the departments to eliminate overlap.
• The physical therapist helped realign his shoulder joint.
• The political party tried to realign itself with moderate voters.