realignment

/ ˌriːəˈlaɪnmənt /

noun

1. the act or instance of restoring or changing to a previous or different position

Example Sentences

The constant realignment of the line, he said, should not affect him because he is responsible for setting up blocks.

From Los Angeles Times

“What we’re witnessing is Trump ushering a major realignment in American politics, when it comes to the Latino vote,” said Alfonso Aguilar, Hispanic engagement director at the American Principles Project and a Trump campaign surrogate.

From Los Angeles Times

He called his victory a “historic realignment” of diverse groups of Americans behind him, and suggested his mandate was not just from them, but from God — given his having survived an assassination attempt.

From Los Angeles Times

Trump said the election, which saw more than 137 million Americans cast ballots, represented a “historic realignment” of American interests and was a “massive victory for democracy and for freedom.”

From Los Angeles Times

“There is a political realignment happening in rural communities across North Carolina,” Clayton continued, her voice elevating.

From BBC

Related Words

• changeover
• conversion
• development
• evolution
• growth
• passage
• progress
• progression
• shift
• transformation
• upheaval