Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
shunting
Noun
/ˈʃʌntɪŋ/

Definition
The act of pushing or moving something to a different location or position.

Examples
- The train was shunting carriages to get them into the right position on the track.
- After shunting the packages, the worker organized them for delivery.
- Shunting is a common technique used in railway yards to manage train movements.

Meaning
Shunting often refers to the process of directing objects or vehicles in a specific direction, particularly used in the context of railways or logistics.

Synonyms
- Switching
- Diverting
- Redirecting
- Moving