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📈 To chart again 🗺️ To map again 📝 To plan again
to rechart

to rechart

6.6
To set a new direction or plan for a project
  • verb
  • /riːˈtʃɑːrt/
translation icon : rediseñar
  • We need to rechart our marketing strategy.

Examples

  • The team decided to rechart their approach after the initial plan failed.

  • After the merger, management needed to rechart the company's long-term strategy to stay competitive.

  • In response to market changes, the organization will rechart its future goals and priorities.

  • The team recharted their goals for the next quarter.

  • After analyzing the results, the team decided to rechart their marketing strategy to better target younger audiences.

  • To improve efficiency, they needed to rechart their project timeline and allocate resources more effectively.

  • In response to the changing market conditions, the company will rechart its business plan for the upcoming year.

Synonyms

to reconceive
vsto rechart
1 7.4

Think about or plan something in a new way

focuses on choosing and setting a clear new course or direction
to replan
vsto rechart
1 3.7

To make a new plan after changes or problems

focuses on choosing a new overall course or direction rather than making schemes
to rechannel
vsto rechart
1 6.0

To change the course or use of something

is about choosing and setting a new strategic course rather than only redirecting flows
to regear
vsto rechart
  • Jargon
7.3

To change the way a company or team works to meet new goals

focuses on creating a new course or direction rather than reorganizing parts

Antonyms

to maintain
931 3.1

Keep an activity, quality, or schedule going over time

Surface Forms

rechart infinitive
recharted past
recharted past participle
recharting present participle
recharts third person singular

Morphology

rechart = chart (semi-transparent) = re + chart

Although formed by re- + 'chart', the sense 'set a new course/plan' is a metaphorical extension of 'chart', so the relation is clear but slightly shifted.

Etymology

Rechart comes from re- 'again' and chart 'to plan a course', like the phrase 'chart your course'. So to rechart is to set a new direction or plan for a project or strategy.