1. changing the direction or course of something
Usage: present participle of redirect
2. sending something to a different place or person
Usage: present participle of redirect
3. focusing attention or effort on a different target or goal
Usage: present participle of redirect

Examples

• The construction crew is redirecting traffic around the work zone.
• She is redirecting her mail to her new address.
• The teacher is redirecting the student’s energy toward positive activities.
• The company is redirecting its resources to online sales.
• He spent the morning redirecting phone calls to the appropriate departments.
• The therapist is helping him with redirecting his anger into exercise.
• They are redirecting the river to prevent flooding in the town.