rearrange |
reposition |
As verbs the difference between rearrange and reposition
is that
rearrange is while
reposition is to put into a new position.
As a noun reposition is
the act of putting into a new position.
relocation |
reposition |
As nouns the difference between relocation and reposition
is that
relocation is the act of moving from one place to another while
reposition is the act of putting into a new position.
As a verb reposition is
to put into a new position.
reposition |
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reset |
reposition |
As nouns the difference between reset and reposition
is that
reset is a button that resets a device, often a computer while
reposition is the act of putting into a new position.
As a verb reposition is
to put into a new position.
transposition |
reposition |
As nouns the difference between transposition and reposition
is that
transposition is the act or process of transposing or interchanging while
reposition is the act of putting into a new position.
As a verb reposition is
to put into a new position.
seposition |
reposition |
As nouns the difference between seposition and reposition
is that
seposition is (obsolete) the act of setting aside]] or [[give up|giving up while
reposition is the act of putting into a new position.
As a verb reposition is
to put into a new position.
preposition |
reposition |
As nouns the difference between preposition and reposition
is that
preposition is preposition while
reposition is the act of putting into a new position.
As a verb reposition is
to put into a new position.
reposition |
relocate |
As verbs the difference between reposition and relocate
is that
reposition is to put into a new position while
relocate is to move (something) from one place to another.
As a noun reposition
is the act of putting into a new position.
reposition |
repositor |
As nouns the difference between reposition and repositor
is that
reposition is the act of putting into a new position while
repositor is (surgery) an instrument used to reposition a displaced organ.
As a verb reposition
is to put into a new position.
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