veering
/ˈvɪrɪŋ/
verb
- To change direction suddenly or gradually, especially while moving.
- The hiker veered off the main trail to explore a hidden waterfall.
- The car veered sharply to avoid hitting a deer.
- The wind veered from the north to the east, bringing warmer weather.
- To change or shift from a previous course of action, opinion, or topic.
- The conversation veered into uncomfortable territory when politics came up.
- The company's strategy veered away from traditional marketing toward social media.
- His career veered from engineering to teaching after he discovered a passion for education.
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noun
- A change in direction or course.
- The driver's quick veering avoided a collision with the cyclist.
- The sudden veering of the boat nearly threw everyone overboard.
- A veering of the wind made the sailboat change course.