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Definition of digressive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
ramblingRare tending to include unrelated subjectsRare
- The digressive article covered many unrelated topics.
2.
off-topicRare characterized by deviation from the main topicRare
- His digressive speech confused the audience.
Origin of digressive
Latin, digressus (departed) + -ive (suffix)
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digressive
tending to digress from the main topic
Examples of digressive in a sentence
The digressive novel wandered through different eras. The digressive article lost the readers' interest quickly. Her digressive comments during the meeting were distracting.
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- French:digressif, divergent, ...
- German:abschweifend, vom Thema abweichend, ...
- Italian:divagante, fuori tema, ...
- Spanish:divagante, tangencial, ...
- Portuguese:divagante, digressivo, ...
- Chinese:离题的, 偏离的, ...
- Japanese:脱線的な, 脱線した, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِطْرَادِيّ, مُنحَرِف عَنِ المَوضُوع, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְנַדֵּף, סוֹטֶה מֵהַנּוֹשֵׂא, ...
- Russian:бессвязный, отвлеченный, ...
- Ukrainian:розлогий, девіативний, ...
- Hindi:विचलित, विषयांतर, ...
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