1. the act or process of directing something into a different channel or course
Usage: British spelling

1. present participle of rechannel; directing something into a different channel or course
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The government is rechannelling funds from defense to education.
• Rechannelling the river prevented flooding in the town.
• She focused on rechannelling her anger into productive activities.
• The rechannelling of traffic around the construction site caused delays.
• The company is rechannelling its marketing efforts toward younger consumers.
• Rechannelling water through new pipes improved the irrigation system.