deturn (Meaning)
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deturn (v. t.)
To turn away.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deturn
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deturn Sentence Examples
- The road sign instructed drivers to deturn from the main highway due to an accident ahead.
- The pilot had to deturn the flight path to avoid a storm brewing in the distance.
- The unexpected construction forced commuters to deturn through side streets to reach their destination.
- The detective decided to deturn his investigation towards new leads after hitting dead ends with the initial suspects.
- Strong winds caused the ship to deturn from its planned course and seek shelter in a nearby port.
- The hikers had to deturn from their trail when they encountered a blocked path due to fallen trees.
- Economic downturns can often prompt businesses to deturn their investment strategies to more stable markets.
- The sudden illness of a key speaker forced the conference organizers to deturn to their backup plan.
- The political scandal caused the campaign team to deturn their messaging strategy to address the crisis.
- The river's unexpected flooding required residents to deturn their evacuation routes to higher ground.
FAQs About the word deturn
To turn away.
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No antonyms found.
The road sign instructed drivers to deturn from the main highway due to an accident ahead.
The pilot had to deturn the flight path to avoid a storm brewing in the distance.
The unexpected construction forced commuters to deturn through side streets to reach their destination.
The detective decided to deturn his investigation towards new leads after hitting dead ends with the initial suspects.
