redriving
/riˈdraɪvɪŋ/
verb
- The act of driving again, especially a vehicle or a golf ball.
- After missing the exit, he spent the next hour redriving the same stretch of highway.
- She practiced redriving the golf ball from the tee until her swing felt smooth.
- The truck driver was redriving the route to check for any road closures.
- The act of forcing something back or pushing it again, such as a nail or a stake.
- The carpenter was redriving the loose nail into the floorboard.
- After the storm, they spent the morning redriving the fence posts into the muddy ground.
- He kept redriving the tent peg until it was firmly anchored in the soil.
Synonyms
noun
- An instance of driving again, especially in sports or transportation.
- After a penalty, the team had to do a redriving of the play from the start.
- The bus driver's redriving of the route helped him memorize every turn.
- His redriving of the ball landed it perfectly on the green.