diversionary (Meaning)
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diversionary (s)
(of tactics e.g.) likely or designed to confuse or deceive
Synonyms & Antonyms of diversionary
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diversionary Sentence Examples
- The team employed diversionary tactics to draw enemy troops away from the main objective.
- The news story was leaked as a diversionary tactic to distract attention from the scandal.
- The magician used a diversionary maneuver to distract the audience from his secret actions.
- The diversionary attack was intended to create a distraction and allow the main force to advance.
- The politician used diversionary rhetoric to avoid answering difficult questions.
- The government's diversionary strategy was designed to deflect criticism and maintain support.
- The diversionary nature of the entertainment helped to keep the audience engaged.
- The diversionary gift diverted attention away from the real issue at hand.
- The diversionary skirmish was designed to buy time for reinforcements to arrive.
- The diversionary plan was successful in misleading the enemy and achieving the desired goal.
FAQs About the word diversionary
(of tactics e.g.) likely or designed to confuse or deceive
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No antonyms found.
The team employed diversionary tactics to draw enemy troops away from the main objective.
The news story was leaked as a diversionary tactic to distract attention from the scandal.
The magician used a diversionary maneuver to distract the audience from his secret actions.
The diversionary attack was intended to create a distraction and allow the main force to advance.
