1. to map again or differently
2. to assign new locations or arrangements to data or functions
Usage: computing

Examples

• The city decided to remap the bus routes after the construction project.
• Scientists had to remap the ocean floor after discovering new underwater formations.
• The software will automatically remap the keyboard shortcuts.
• Engineers need to remap the memory allocation for better performance.
• The GPS system will remap your route if there’s heavy traffic.
• They plan to remap the electoral districts before the next election.