Intercept and Redirect

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Intercept verb - To stop, seize, or interrupt while in progress or on course.

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Redirect and intercept are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Redirect" instead a verb "Intercept".

Redirect verb - To change the course or direction of (something).

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Intercept and redirect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intercept" instead a verb "Redirect".

Nearby Words: redirection, redirecting

Along with upgrades like a wireless hub (that can intercept and redirect radio signals), or a hive node.

Source: BrainComputer Interface
Since Superman was trying to intercept and redirect the ICBM, it almost kills him because he is left with almost no exposure to his solar power source (he somehow drains energy from some plants to get back on his feet, but is still noted to be operating well below his peak power weeks later).

Source: Depleted Phlebotinum Shells
Harry manages to intercept and redirect another use of it that causes a frozen turkey to fall out of a passing aircraft and pulverise an attacking Black Court vampire and just for extra value, cause the cooking timer to pop out and ding.

Source: Entropy and Chaos Magic

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