repositionnons

Repositionnons is the present indicative first-person plural form of the French verb repositionner, meaning to reposition. It can be used literally to describe moving objects to a different position, or figuratively to refer to changing a strategy, brand, policy, or approach. In business and marketing discourse, the form is sometimes encountered as a slogan or rallying call that emphasizes collective action to adjust positioning.

As a standard French verb, repositionner is regular in the -er conjugation. Full present tense forms are: je repositionne, tu repositionnes, il repositionne, nous repositionnons, vous repositionnez, ils repositionnent. The past participle is repositionné, and the gerund is repositionnant. The root is reposition-, with standard -er endings added.

Etymology and usage notes: the prefix re- conveys repetition or return, combined with position, yielding a sense of placing again or anew. The phrase repositionnons is commonly used in business contexts to discuss updating value propositions, target audiences, or channels. It appears in both concrete instructions, such as “Repositionnons notre offre,” and more general calls to collaboration, such as “Repositionnons ensemble notre image de marque.”

Limitations: there is no separate technical concept named “repositionnons” beyond its grammatical use as a verb form or as a stylistic slogan. When referring to the broader process of repositioning, writers typically use the noun repositionnement or the verb repositionner in its various forms.

See also: repositionner, repositionnement, repositioning. Examples: “Nous repositionnons notre gamme pour attirer un nouveau segment.” “Repositionnons notre stratégie pour répondre aux tendances du marché.”