Redirect (verb)

To change the direction or destination of something, especially a flow of information, data, or a website link.

Origin:

From the combination of the words 're-' meaning 'again' and 'direct' meaning 'to guide or lead in a particular direction'.

Examples:

1. The website has been redirected to a new URL because of changes in ownership.
2. The doctor redirected the patient to a specialist for a more accurate diagnosis.
3. The police redirected traffic to avoid the accident scene.
4. The company is trying to redirect its efforts to more profitable markets.
5. You can redirect your complaints to the customer service department for a prompt resolution.