divagant
divaɡɑ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of divagant - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
propos confusRare qui tient des propos incohérents ou sans logiqueRare
- Le malade divagant répétait sans cesse les mêmes mots étranges.
Noun, masculine
propos confusRare personne qui tient des propos incohérents ou sans logiqueRare
- Le divagant parlait tout seul dans la rue sans cohérence.
Origin of divagant
latin, divagare (errer, s'égarer)
Examples of divagant in a sentence
Un discours divagant a troublé l’auditoire. Un divagant a interrompu la réunion avec ses histoires étranges. Les passants évitaient le divagant assis sur le banc.
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- English:rambling, rambling person, ...
- German:wirr, Wirrer, ...
- Italian:delirante, vaneggiante, ...
- Spanish:delirante, divagante, ...
- Portuguese:divagante, delirante, ...
- Chinese:胡言乱语的, 胡言乱语者, ...
- Japanese:支離滅裂な, 支離滅裂な人, ...
- Arabic:هاذٍ, مُهَذْوٍ, ...
- Hebrew:מְהַזֶּה, הוֹזֶה, ...
- Russian:бредящий, бредун, ...
- Ukrainian:марячний, марить, ...
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