digressional (Meaning)

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digressional (a.)

Pertaining to, or having the character of, a digression; departing from the main purpose or subject.

The speaker's digressional remarks about the weather were met with polite indifference by the audience.
The professor's lecture was frequently interrupted by digressional tangents that did not contribute to the main topic.
The author's digressional asides in the novel provided humorous relief from the otherwise serious narrative.
The politician's digressional comments during the debate were seen as an attempt to avoid answering the questions directly.
The artist's digressional use of color and form in the painting added a sense of depth and complexity to the work.
The film's digressional subplots detracted from the main story and made it difficult for viewers to follow.
The musician's digressional improvisation during the performance added an unexpected and exciting element to the show.
The writer's digressional use of metaphors and similes helped to create a vivid and imaginative picture in the reader's mind.
The scientist's digressional research into the history of the subject led to a major breakthrough in the field.
The historian's digressional account of the personal lives of the people involved in the event added a human dimension to the story.

Pertaining to, or having the character of, a digression; departing from the main purpose or subject.

indirect, wandering,rambling, excursive, maundering, leaping,digressionary, desultory, digressive, meandering

consistent, coherent, logical,consistent, logical, coherent, straightforward, focused, focused,direct

The speaker's digressional remarks about the weather were met with polite indifference by the audience.

The professor's lecture was frequently interrupted by digressional tangents that did not contribute to the main topic.

The author's digressional asides in the novel provided humorous relief from the otherwise serious narrative.

The politician's digressional comments during the debate were seen as an attempt to avoid answering the questions directly.