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divagation's Usage Examples:

he excelled, however, was the diary form with long autobiographical divagations, reminiscences and impressions of people and places, interspersed with.

Gibb describes these side trips as "divagations".

intertwine a dozen main stories and another dozen visions, reminiscences, and divagations.

author scatters plenty of clues that he fully intends his periphrases and divagations.

Shepard elected to record his impressionistic divagations in a journal eventually published as The Rolling Thunder Logbook (1977).

oriented and not adhering to the point (265), disoriented, with some "inexactitudes" and lyrical divagations (266), and finally, immature (267) exact sequence.

entry as "a very erudite divagation of horizon blue and old red of glory, in the name of which I forgive him" [une divagation fort érudite en bleu horizon.

amitié (1946) Plus ou moins homme (1948) Les pas dans le sable (1954) Les divagations d"un français en Chine (1956) P.

Civilisation et divagations.

series of prose poems, and then the actual "divagations" - "wanderings" or "ravings".

although the author scatters plenty of clues that he fully intends his periphrases and divagations.

The boundary ran roughly due north, except for a divagation eastwards to include the parish of Slindon, which was a peculiar of the.

The divagation through Anatolia is considered credible as Ibn Battuta describes numerous.

Synonyms:

digression, content, substance, parenthesis, subject matter, excursus, aside, message,

Antonyms:

engage, stay, boil, reduce, relax,