Digressive (adjective)

Tending to wander away from the main topic or subject in speech or writing.

Origin:

From the latin word 'digredi' meaning 'to go away'.

Examples:

1. His digressive storytelling style often left his audience confused and disinterested.
2. The digressive nature of her writing made it difficult to follow the plot of her novel.
3. The digressive speeches of the politician were a source of frustration for many voters.
4. Her digressive thoughts often made it difficult for her to stay focused in meetings.
5. Many students find digressive lecture styles challenging and unengaging.