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deflect

[dih-flekt] / dɪˈflɛkt /


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To use Brook's words, pressure, even just a little bit, had to be deflected, runs had to be scored and catchers had to be moved.

From BBC

He attempted to leave a ball well down the legside, only for it to deflect off his inner thigh and on to the stumps.

From Barron's

Afterward, Rivers deflected attention from his comeback saga, saying he was disappointed to not get a win.

From The Wall Street Journal

Central East moved deep into Pacifica territory on its ensuing drive before Phelps deflected the ball and PeeWee Wilson intercepted it at the Tritons’ 24.

From Los Angeles Times

“If the bouncer is on the door, 80 to 90% of fish are deflected,” argues English.

From The Wall Street Journal