1. directs something into a new course or different channel
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘rechannel’
2. focuses energy, emotions, or efforts in a different direction
Usage: often used metaphorically

Examples

• The engineer rechannels the water flow through a new pipe system.
• She rechannels her anger into productive exercise.
• The company rechannels its resources toward digital marketing.
• He rechannels his nervous energy into creative writing.
• The dam rechannels the river around the construction site.
• The therapist helps patients rechannel negative thoughts into positive ones.