reshape
v.to change the shape of something or to change the way something is organized or planned.
v.to alter the physical form of an object or to reorganize the structure, purpose, or direction of an entity.
“The new manager plans to reshape the company's strategy.”
“The architect proposed a plan to reshape the old library into a modern community center.”
“Global economic shifts have forced many traditional industries to reshape their business models to remain competitive in a digital age.”
“Researchers found that simply repeating a decision can reshape what we prefer, causing familiar choices to feel better than alternatives.”
“Understanding how they invest is important as digital natives reshape the market.”
Common in science writing
From re- + shape.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.