digressionary (Meaning)

digressionary

the act or an instance of leaving the main subject in an extended written or verbal expression of thought, a going aside

The author's digressionary remarks about his childhood memories did not enhance the narrative.
The teacher's digressionary tangents during the lecture proved to be distracting for the students.
The political candidate's speech was filled with unnecessary digressionary asides.
The documentary contained several digressionary segments that deviated from the main topic.
The artist's work was criticized for its excessive digressionary elements that lacked cohesion.
The academic paper's digressionary notes provided additional context but were not essential to the argument.
The editor removed the digressionary paragraphs from the manuscript to improve its readability.
The conversation took a digressionary turn when the participants started discussing their favorite sports teams.
The author's digressionary comments on the history of the subject matter were informative but disrupted the flow of the presentation.
The film's digressionary scenes served as a creative way to explore different aspects of the narrative.

the act or an instance of leaving the main subject in an extended written or verbal expression of thought, a going aside

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

consistent, coherent, logical, focused,direct, straightforward,undeviating, focussed

The author's digressionary remarks about his childhood memories did not enhance the narrative.

The teacher's digressionary tangents during the lecture proved to be distracting for the students.

The political candidate's speech was filled with unnecessary digressionary asides.

The documentary contained several digressionary segments that deviated from the main topic.