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[Verb] | "di*va*gate" | \ ˈdī-və-ˌgāt \
1: to wander or stray from a course or subject : diverge, digress
Origin: 1599 ;
Late Latin divagatus, past participle of divagari, from Latin dis- + vagari to wander {mat|vagary|};
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[Noun] | "divagation"
1: a departure from the subject under consideration;
* e.g., " ... this may well appear to be a divagation at first, but I hope to establish the relevance "
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2: a turning away from a course or standard;
* e.g., " ... a self-consciously literary novel that represents a major divagation from traditional narrative "
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[ "Divagent" ]
1: The way a woman argues a point, she begins diverging from the original argument, deflecting from the point, and generally letting her vagina control the stupidity spewing from her mouth.
* e.g., ... Man: When you drove my car, did you drive it into a yellow pole?
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