change course

The phrase "change course" is often used in navigation and strategic contexts to indicate a shift in direction or approach.

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Definition

B2Strategy

(general)To modify plans, actions, or strategies in response to new information or changing circumstances.

Example

  • The company had to change course after the initial marketing strategy failed.
  • After hearing the feedback, she decided to change course and adopt a new approach.

B2Navigation

(general, nautical)To alter the direction or path being followed, especially in travel or sailing.

Example

  • If the plane hadn't changed course, it would have flown into restricted airspace.
  • The captain decided to change course to avoid the storm.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "change course":

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