rechanneling
/riːˈtʃænəlɪŋ/
noun
- The act or process of redirecting something into a new path or purpose.
- His rechanneling of nervous energy into public speaking made him a confident presenter.
- The rechanneling of the river required months of planning and heavy machinery.
- The rechanneling of government funds toward education was widely praised.
verb
- To direct something (such as energy, money, or emotions) into a new or different course or purpose.
- The company plans to rechannel its profits into research and development.
- She decided to rechannel her frustration into writing a novel.
- After the argument, he tried to rechannel his anger into a productive workout.
- To cause a flow of water or other liquid to follow a different path.
- The irrigation system was redesigned to rechannel water to the drier fields.
- Engineers had to rechannel the river to prevent flooding in the town.
- They built a new canal to rechannel the stream away from the construction site.