deflecting Antonyms
Meaning of deflecting
Webster
deflecting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Deflect
deflecting Sentence Examples
- The politician, when pressed about the scandal, kept **deflecting** questions by focusing on unrelated achievements.
- The experienced tennis player was adept at **deflecting** her opponent's powerful shots with well-timed strokes.
- The building's curved design helped **deflect** strong winds, minimizing structural stress.
- The nervous speaker used humor as a way of **deflecting** attention from his anxiety.
- The scientist carefully positioned the mirrors, **deflecting** the laser beam towards the desired location. (Scientific context)
- **Deflecting** blame onto others is a common, yet unproductive, response when faced with responsibility.
- The magician's skillful sleight of hand involved subtly **deflecting** the audience's gaze to create the illusion.
- The trees in the forest acted as a natural barrier, **deflecting** strong winds and protecting the homes beyond.
- The immune system is constantly **deflecting** harmful pathogens that attempt to enter the body.
- **Deflecting** criticism can be a temporary solution, but addressing the underlying issue is crucial for long-term improvement.
FAQs About the word deflecting
of Deflect
redirecting,swinging, diverting, whipping, turning, shifting, switching, deviating, shunting, wheeling
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The politician, when pressed about the scandal, kept **deflecting** questions by focusing on unrelated achievements.
The experienced tennis player was adept at **deflecting** her opponent's powerful shots with well-timed strokes.
The building's curved design helped **deflect** strong winds, minimizing structural stress.
The nervous speaker used humor as a way of **deflecting** attention from his anxiety.
