divagation
ˌdaɪvəˈɡeɪʃən
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Definition of divagation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
digressionDatedmessage that departs from the main subjectDated
  • Her divagation confused the audience during the lecture.
aside detour digression
2.
medicalDatedincoherent or wandering speech and thoughtDated
  • The patient's divagation was noted by the doctor.
rambling wandering
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Origin of divagation

Latin, divagari (wander)

Examples of divagation in a sentence

  • The article's divagation made it hard to follow.
  • Her divagation made the conversation hard to follow.
  • The lecture was filled with divagation and lacked focus.

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  1. French:digression, divagation, ...
  2. German:Abschweifung, Abirren, ...
  3. Italian:divagazione, ...
  4. Spanish:digresión, discurso incoherente, ...
  5. Portuguese:divagação, discurso incoerente, ...
  6. Chinese:离题, 思维游离, ...
  7. Japanese:脱線, 放浪, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتِطْراد, تَشَتُّت الكَلام, ...
  9. Hebrew:דִּיגְרֶסְיָה, דִּיבּוּר נוֹדֵד, ...
  10. Russian:отступление, бессвязность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відступ, незв'язність мови, ...
  12. Hindi:विचलन, ...

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