disrout in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Disroute (verb): To disrupt or divert the usual course or flow of something, such as travel or traffic.

The unexpected storm may disroute travel plans for thousands of vacationers.
The protest was intended to disroute the normal flow of the city’s traffic.
Technological failures can disroute even the most carefully planned events.
A sudden power outage can disroute operations in a busy office.
The construction work is set to disroute the usual pedestrian pathways for several weeks.