diverting (Meaning)
diverting (s)
providing enjoyment; pleasantly entertaining
diverting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Divert
diverting (a.)
Amusing; entertaining.
Synonyms & Antonyms of diverting
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- ponderous
- dreary
- dull
- heavy
- wearying
- wearying
- ponderous
- boring
- uninteresting
- wearisome
- leaden
- tiring
- stuffy
- pedestrian
- flat
- tiring
- boring
- humdrum
- tedious
- humdrum
- tiresome
- drab
- dull
- dreary
- weary
- stuffy
- flat
- monotonous
- tedious
- monotonous
- heavy
- wearisome
- weary
- pedestrian
- leaden
- drab
- stodgy
- tiresome
- uninteresting
- stodgy
diverting Sentence Examples
- The construction crew is diverting traffic to make way for the new bridge.
- The doctor diverted the patient's attention away from the pain by talking about something else.
- The politician diverted attention away from the scandal by attacking his opponent.
- The company diverted a large sum of money to pay for the new project.
- The teacher diverted the class's attention to the new poster on the wall.
- The boss diverted the employee's work assignment to another department.
- The architect diverted the water flow away from the building by adding a new drainage system.
- The tour guide diverted the group away from the dangerous area and took them to a safer location.
- The coach diverted the player's attention to the game plan to help them focus.
- The vessel diverted course to avoid encountering heavy storms on the way.
FAQs About the word diverting
providing enjoyment; pleasantly entertainingof Divert, Amusing; entertaining.
enjoyable, fun, entertaining,amusing, pleasant, nice, pleasurable, exciting,delightful, satisfying
ponderous, dreary, dull,heavy, wearying, wearying, ponderous, boring, uninteresting, wearisome
The construction crew is diverting traffic to make way for the new bridge.
The doctor diverted the patient's attention away from the pain by talking about something else.
The politician diverted attention away from the scandal by attacking his opponent.
The company diverted a large sum of money to pay for the new project.
