1. to change the direction or course of something
2. to focus attention, effort, or resources on a different target or purpose
3. to send a web page visitor automatically to a different URL
Usage: computing

1. an instance of redirecting or the state of being redirected

Examples

• The construction forced us to redirect traffic through side streets.
• She decided to redirect her career toward environmental science.
• The teacher helped redirect the student’s energy into positive activities.
• The old website will redirect visitors to the new domain automatically.
• The redirect took users to the updated homepage.
• Emergency crews had to redirect the river flow around the damaged bridge.