digressing (Meaning)

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digressing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Digress

I'm sorry for digressing, but I just had to tell you about the amazing vacation I took last year.
The politician digressed from his prepared remarks to talk about his family's history in the town.
The professor's lecture was interesting, but she kept digressing into unrelated topics.
I apologize for digressing, but I think it's important to provide some background information.
The author digressed from the main plot to include a long and detailed description of the protagonist's childhood.
I know I'm digressing, but I just wanted to share my thoughts on the current political climate.
The speaker digressed from his topic to tell a funny joke, which made the audience laugh.
The actor digressed from the script to improvise a few lines, which surprised and delighted the audience.
The singer digressed from the song to scat for a few bars, showing off her vocal range and improvisational skills.
The comedian digressed from his routine to tell a personal story, which made the audience connect with him on a deeper level.

of Digress

wandering, straying, deviating, rambling, chatting,rattling, chattering, gabbing, blabbing, gibbering

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I'm sorry for digressing, but I just had to tell you about the amazing vacation I took last year.

The politician digressed from his prepared remarks to talk about his family's history in the town.

The professor's lecture was interesting, but she kept digressing into unrelated topics.

I apologize for digressing, but I think it's important to provide some background information.