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Meaning digress meaning

What does digress mean?

digress

— verb (= wander) lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of attention or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking She always digresses when telling a story her mind wanders Don't digress when you give a lecture — verb (= sidetrack) wander from a direct or straight course

Synonyms digress synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as digress?

digress English » English

deviate stray depart diverge wander straggle drift swerve sidetrack divagate deflect yaw turn roam maunder differ aberrate veer vary turn away traipse something shunt shlep set aside rove rave on ramble on put down poke into out in off the point object mill about make a digression let go from eschew drop by divert dissent dispute deviate from the main subject deviate from call in call at call bend

Topics digress topics

What do people use digress to talk about?
Language and thought Communication Say

Talk about a subject

Conjugation digress conjugation

How do you conjugate digress?

digress · verb

Examples digress examples

How do I use digress in a sentence?

Simple sentences

But I digress.
You digress!

Movie subtitles

Oh, after all. We might digress now and describe how Odile, Franz and Arthur each felt.
Please, lets not digress.
I digress.
You know, folks, just to digress for a second, I know that.
If I might digress for a moment. I'd like. Oh, so sorry.
But I digress.
I would like to digress from the questions a bit and pose a proposition to the media.
Sorry, I digress.
Of course, I digress.
Please, let's not digress. - What?
But, I digress.
But, I digress. Tremble, puny earthlings! One day my race will destroy you all!
Some will argue that I'm one of them, but I digress.
We might digress now and describe how Odile, Franz and Arthur each felt.
You know, folks, just to digress for a second, I know that. I'm new at this business and I've got a lot to learn, but thanks to Sherman, I realise I made a mistake out here the other night.
Ladies, ladies, we digress.
If I might digress for a moment.
But I digress. Where was I?
Of course, I digress. You have my half of the triangle.
N ow. Just to digress for a minute into lesbian linkage 101, originally Shane and Carmen hooked up.
Founately,my services were not required, but I digress.
Not to digress, I saw your business manager this morning.
I allowed myself to recommend to Rousseau to digress from your regular diet.
Let us not digress, Father.
Don't digress.
Keep going, don't digress.
I interrupt when you digress.
I do not digress, you digress.
Still, I digress.

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