Move
Redirect
Redirect verb - To change the course or direction of (something).
Usage example: upon hearing the noise, he redirected his gaze to the window
Move and redirect are semantically related in reverse topic. Sometimes you can use "Move" instead a verb "Redirect".
Nearby Words: redirection, redirecting
Both words in one sentence
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Not for the player character to move themselves in, but to redirect thrown enemies to extend combos and earn more points.
Source: Pinball Zone -
Four-beast from Toriko is prime example — not only is he huge and powerful, but he also has the ability to move the force of a punch through his body and redirect it back at the opponent, which makes him nearly unbeatable.
Source: The Juggernaut -
Normally used to travel, move corpses and cause general mischief, she used this power in episode 4 of the visual novel to redirect George's deadly Kick Fatality against Gaap and Jessica's unstoppable fist attack against Ronove towards each other.
Source: Lethal Harmless Powers
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