sidetrack

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1. sidetrack - Noun

2. sidetrack - Verb

Meaning

wander from a direct or straight course

a short stretch of railroad track used to store rolling stock or enable trains on the same line to pass

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I have long believed these types of collaborative agreements are a far better approach to federal land management than the contentious battles that too often sidetrack proper resource management. Michael K. Simpson

For instance, regrowth of nerves controlling muscles attached to the eye may sidetrack and also regrow connections reaching the muscles of the mouth. Source: Internet

During the administration of the GNLF party headed by Subash Ghising, the CPIM who was in power then cleverly devised the DGHC to sidetrack the party from the statehood demand. Source: Internet

The real question is, “Can America survive as the ‘land of the free?’ or will our enthrallment with the idea of a first woman president or past irrelevance sidetrack us into blindness of the real issues? Source: Internet

Team members frantically brainstorm words that fit the category (example: “Something worn on the wrist or hand”) while the opposition tries to sidetrack them. Source: Internet

In making her decision to devote herself to art, she also thought it was best not to marry, and in choosing male company she selected men who would not threaten to sidetrack her career. Source: Internet

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