retracked
Followed path again
Retracked means redirected along a different path or route.
Most often applied to trains or transit: The northbound train was retracked due to maintenance.
In figurative use, retracked describes plans or projects that have been rerouted after going off course: After the budget crisis, the initiative was retracked toward more modest goals.
Reversing to find alternatives
- reroutingSending by different path
- detourAlternate path around obstruction
- redirectSend in new direction
- recalculatingComputing anew
repositioning · course correction · waypoint · GPS · trail · return · retrace · mapping
180-degree driving reversal
- about-faceFull directional reversal
- rollbackReturn to prior condition
- undoingCause of destruction
- withdrawalAct of taking away
retraction · pivot · turnaround · backpedaling · reversal · rescinding · countermanding · walking back
Fixing of mistakes
- amendmentChange to official text
- modificationAct of altering something
- adjustmentAlteration to improve fit
- rectificationAct of setting straight
revision · update · edit · redraft · overhaul · rewrite · refinement · alteration
backtracking
Reversing to find alternatives
- reroutingSending by different path
- detourAlternate path around obstruction
- redirectSend in new direction
recalculating · repositioning · course correction · waypoint · GPS · trail · return · retrace · mapping
u-turn
180-degree driving reversal
- about-faceFull directional reversal
- rollbackReturn to prior condition
- undoingCause of destruction
withdrawal · retraction · pivot · turnaround · backpedaling · reversal · rescinding · countermanding · walking back
correction
Fixing of mistakes
- amendmentChange to official text
- modificationAct of altering something
- adjustmentAlteration to improve fit
rectification · revision · update · edit · redraft · overhaul · rewrite · refinement · alteration · emendation
retrackedderailed
Thrown off course
off-track · sidetracked · off the rails · untracked · diverted
retrackedderailed
Thrown off course
disrupted · destabilized · thrown off · upset · displaced