1. the act of drawing something again or differently
2. the process of changing the boundaries of electoral districts
Usage: political

1. present participle of redraw: to draw again or differently

Examples

• The artist spent hours redrawing the portrait to capture better detail.
• The redrawing of district boundaries sparked controversy among voters.
• She is redrawing the floor plan to include a larger kitchen.
• The redrawing process must be completed before the next election.
• The architect is redrawing the blueprints based on client feedback.
• Political parties often influence the redrawing of congressional districts.
• The teacher asked students to practice redrawing the diagram from memory.