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veer

[veer] / vɪər /


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Other companies have also veered from the traditional lock up periods.

From The Wall Street Journal

Egils Lescinskis, Latvian deputy chief of the Joint Staff, said the drone "most likely veered off course or was affected by electromagnetic warfare measures protecting some technically important objects".

From BBC

Footage shows an officer speaking to Timberlake through the driver's side window, saying he saw the star veering his car into the left side of the road and not stopping at stop signs.

From BBC

It was a strange dinner party that evening, veering as it did from heartfelt thanksgiving to the nearest thing to a bitter argument our close-knit family had ever had.

From Literature

It was slow going, veering along in dry ruts.

From Literature