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Meaning of swerved
swerved
to turn aside suddenly from a straight line or course, to turn aside abruptly from a straight line or course, to cause to turn aside or deviate
swerved Sentence Examples
- The car swerved dangerously to avoid a fallen tree.
- She swerved the needle deftly through the fabric, creating an intricate design.
- The boat swerved sharply as it cut through the relentless waves.
- He swerved his thoughts away from the distressing news.
- The plane swerved perilously to evade an approaching thunderstorm.
- I swerved my hand to catch the falling vase before it shattered.
- The cyclist swerved abruptly to avoid a group of children playing in the street.
- She swerved the conversation away from sensitive topics, sensing his discomfort.
- The snake swerved sinuously through the underbrush, its eyes glinting in the sunlight.
- The driver swerved wildly as he lost control of the skidding vehicle.
FAQs About the word swerved
to turn aside suddenly from a straight line or course, to turn aside abruptly from a straight line or course, to cause to turn aside or deviate
veered, sheered, bowed, turned, zagged, curved, wandered, arched, circled, yawed
straightened,,
The car swerved dangerously to avoid a fallen tree.
She swerved the needle deftly through the fabric, creating an intricate design.
The boat swerved sharply as it cut through the relentless waves.
He swerved his thoughts away from the distressing news.
