1. the act or process of changing or adjusting the position, arrangement, or relationship of things
2. a significant change in political loyalties, alliances, or party affiliations
Usage: political

Examples

• The company announced major realignments in its management structure.
• Political realignments often occur during times of economic crisis.
• The coach made several realignments to improve the team’s defense.
• Historical realignments in voting patterns shaped modern politics.
• The merger required realignments of both companies’ departments.
• Strategic realignments helped the organization become more efficient.