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veer

[veer] / vɪər /


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Ms. Collinsworth provides few footnotes and no index, and at times veers close to the line between fiction and nonfiction.

From The Wall Street Journal

As Kiera Butler and Anna Merlan at Mother Jones documented, Means veers “in a more New Age direction” in her “medical” writing.

From Salon

As the company veered into new categories in recent years, sales of its core products suffered.

From The Wall Street Journal

Police stationed at the bridge's ends were notified that the ship had veered off course but did not call the construction team's inspector to warn them.

From BBC

"The government must not veer down the path of viewing nature as an inconvenience or blocker to housebuilding," the report said.

From BBC