swerving
/swɜrvɪŋ/
verb
- To change direction suddenly, especially to avoid hitting something.
- The bus swerved wildly as the brakes failed.
- The driver swerved to avoid a deer crossing the road.
- She swerved her bicycle sharply when a car door opened.
- To deviate from a straight path or a planned course of action.
- He never swerved from his goal of becoming a doctor.
- The conversation swerved from politics to sports.
- The stock market swerved unpredictably after the news.
Antonyms
noun
- An act of changing direction suddenly.
- The car made a sharp swerve to the left.
- The pilot's quick swerve avoided a collision with a bird.
- Her sudden swerve on the ice almost caused a fall.