Re-Directs

/ˌriː dɪˈrɛkts/

Definitions

  1. (v.) Third-person singular present tense of re-direct, meaning to send or transfer a legal matter, communication, or fund to another party or location.
    The clerk re-directs the complaint to the appropriate department for review.

Commentary

As a verb form, 're-directs' signals the action of redirecting; consult 're-direct' for the substantive legal definitions.

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