redirect (Meaning)

Wordnet

redirect (v)

channel into a new direction

Webster

Applied to the examination of a witness, by the party calling him, after the cross-examination.

The traffic sign redirected vehicles to a detour route.
The website error message redirected users to a support page.
The social media filter would automatically redirect posts containing harmful content.
The IT department redirected network traffic to improve performance.
The customer service agent redirected the caller to the appropriate department.
The sales team redirected potential clients to a product demonstration.
The email program redirected incoming emails based on specific criteria.
The doctor redirected the patient to a specialist for further evaluation.
The speaker's words skillfully redirected the audience's attention to the main topic.
The organization's new marketing strategy redirected its efforts towards a younger demographic.

channel into a new directionApplied to the examination of a witness, by the party calling him, after the cross-examination.

turn, swing, divert, deflect, whip, wheel, move, veer, deviate,shift

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The traffic sign redirected vehicles to a detour route.

The website error message redirected users to a support page.

The social media filter would automatically redirect posts containing harmful content.

The IT department redirected network traffic to improve performance.