change course (Meaning)

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change course (v)

shift from one side of the ship to the other

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The ship encountered rough seas, forcing the captain to change course to avoid the storm.
After realizing they were heading in the wrong direction, the hikers decided to change course and backtrack to the correct trail.
The company faced mounting financial difficulties and had no choice but to change course and implement a new business strategy.
The politician's controversial remarks prompted them to change course and issue a public apology.
As the deadline approached, the project team had to change course and prioritize tasks to meet their goals.
The pilot received new instructions from air traffic control, prompting them to change course and adjust their flight path.
The economy took a downturn, prompting policymakers to change course and implement stimulus measures to spur growth.
The detective uncovered new evidence that forced them to change course in their investigation.
The team was trailing in the game, so the coach decided to change course and switch up their tactics.
Despite initial resistance, the company's leadership recognized the need to change course and embrace sustainable practices for long-term success.

shift from one side of the ship to the other

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ship encountered rough seas, forcing the captain to change course to avoid the storm.

After realizing they were heading in the wrong direction, the hikers decided to change course and backtrack to the correct trail.

The company faced mounting financial difficulties and had no choice but to change course and implement a new business strategy.

The politician's controversial remarks prompted them to change course and issue a public apology.