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Digress

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Verb (used without object)

to deviate or wander away from the main topic or purpose in speaking or writing; depart from the principal line of argument, plot, study, etc.
Archaic . to turn aside.

Antonyms

verb
be direct , stay

Synonyms

verb
aberrate , beat about the bush , be diffuse , circumlocute , depart , divagate , drift , excurse , get off the point , get off the subject , get sidetracked , go by way of , go off on a tangent , long way , meander , ramble , roam , swerve , turn aside , veer , wander , wander away , diverge , stray , deviate , detour , divaricate , parenthesize , shift

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