redrives
/riːˈdraɪvz/
verb
- To drive again or anew, especially a vehicle or a route.
- He redrives the old mountain pass every summer just for the scenery.
- After getting lost, she decided to redrive the same road more carefully.
- The truck driver had to redrive the delivery route because of a road closure.
- To force or push something again, such as a nail or a stake.
- The carpenter had to redrive the nail after it bent slightly.
- Using a hammer, she redrives the loose peg into the wall.
- They redrives the tent stakes deeper into the ground to withstand the wind.
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