rechanneling (Meaning)

rechanneling

to direct into a different channel

The company rechanneled its resources into developing more sustainable technologies.
By rechanneling our negative thoughts, we can foster a more positive mindset.
Therapists often use rechanneling techniques to help clients cope with difficult emotions.
The government's stimulus package was intended to rechannel funds into businesses struggling due to the pandemic.
The architect rechanneled the flow of sunlight to create a brighter and more spacious interior.
Yoga practitioners believe that rechanneling their breath can enhance their physical and mental well-being.
The artist rechanneled her grief into a series of poignant and evocative paintings.
The nonprofit organization rechanneled its donations to provide aid to disaster-stricken areas.
The engineer rechanneled the river's course to prevent flooding downstream.
The manager rechanneled the team's energy towards completing a critical project by the deadline.

to direct into a different channel

shunting, redirecting, shifting, deviating, averting, transferring, deflecting, moving, diverting, switching

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The company rechanneled its resources into developing more sustainable technologies.

By rechanneling our negative thoughts, we can foster a more positive mindset.

Therapists often use rechanneling techniques to help clients cope with difficult emotions.

The government's stimulus package was intended to rechannel funds into businesses struggling due to the pandemic.