Digress (verb)

  1. To depart from the main subject or the straight path; to stray from the point.
  2. To talk or write about something that is not directly related to the main topic.

Origin:

From latin digredi, meaning "to depart from a subject".

Examples:

  1. The speaker digressed from the main topic of his speech.
  2. He always digresses when he tells a story.
  3. The conversation digressed into a discussion of the weather.
  4. She digressed from her original point and started talking about something else.
  5. The author digressed from the plot and included a lot of background information.
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