Of a way, course, etc.: leading in, having a trend or aspect to, a direction other than one intends, desires, or expects.
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释义 | the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > change of direction of movement > [adjective] > deviating from straight course (21) wrongc1440 Of a way, course, etc.: leading in, having a trend or aspect to, a direction other than one intends, desires, or expects. swerving1534 That swerves; deviating; making a swerve; diverted from the straight or right path; †erroneous. wrya1586 Deflected from a straight course; inclined or turned to one side. Also in figurative context. wry look, one expressive of displeasure or dislike. So… wriedc1595 Turned aside; deflected, diverted. diverted1608 dissilient1656 Leaping asunder, springing apart; spec. in Botany bursting open with force, as do some ripe capsules. deviatory1702 Characterized by deviation. out-of-the-waya1732 Departing from the proper path; devious; wayward. Obsolete. tangent1787 figurative. ‘Flying off at a tangent’ (see B. 1c); divergent, erratic. wide1827 Cricket. Designating a delivery judged to have been bowled too wide for the batter to hit from where he or she stands to receive the ball and from… deflected1860 Turned aside; bent to one side. tangential1867 figurative. Going off suddenly ‘at a tangent’; erratic; divergent; digressive. deviative1878 Causing or tending to deviation or deflection. deviating1883 Subcategories:— specifically of things (1) — that causes deviation (3) — able to be diverted (3) |
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