straying

IPA: strˈeɪɪŋ

noun

  • The act of one who strays; deviation or sin, often sexual infidelity.
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Examples of "straying" in Sentences

  • Does Vitter realize that he is the poster child of Republicans straying from the their values?
  • At one point, I began inventing bits of dialogue, straying from a strict representation of fact.
  • But its College GameDay show, which each Saturday is staged from big-game sites, is straying from the playbook.
  • How did you come up with the idea for Wandering Warrior, straying from the nonfiction genre of your other books?
  • For some reason, them straying from the books doesn't bother me as much as it usually does in other movies and such.
  • Though family and financial considerations account for some of this trend, a large portion is simply a fear of straying from a typical "business" track.
  • It's Election Day and with the polls still open, pundits aplenty are predetermining the election outcome as a pack, with few free thinkers straying from the herd.
  • This was intermittently very annoying, as you couldn't help straying from the words to the laughs, and Sissay also sometimes acted out lines (men walking "like they were pushing a wheelbarrow"), which is a but useless on radio.

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