reroute

[ree-raut, ree-root]

verb

1. to send or travel on a new or different route.

Example Sentences

For retailers, advertisers, and investors, this marks the start of a fundamental shift away from traditional search engines—one that will reroute consumer spend and create winners and losers during the holiday season and beyond.

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For retailers, advertisers, and investors, this marks the start of a fundamental shift away from traditional search engines—one that will reroute consumer spend and create winners and losers during the holiday season and beyond.

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Attackers then move through networks or escalate privileges to impersonate higher-level officials authorized to bid on loads or reroute shipments, McClain said, “all while appearing to be part of normal operations.”

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Supplies reroute quickly, with near-surgical precision.

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Airport officials said the new system will reroute drivers around airport hotels instead of funneling them onto the skyway ramp.

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