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straying

adjective as in deviating

noun as in deviation

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Four years ago, the pop star openly endorsed the Joe Biden and Kamala Harris ticket, but this election cycle, Swift has not endorsed any candidate just yet, straying from her vocal support for Democrats during Super Tuesday earlier this year.

From Salon

The videos of her subsequent hit TED talks that brought her theories on desire and straying eyes to tens of millions of viewers.

Trump in the past has been accused of straying from his immigration platform in his own affairs.

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The record owes as much to the chopped-and-layered sounds of DJ Shadow and J Dilla as he does to traditional jazz - crossing boundaries and challenging perceptions without straying into dissonance or inaccesibility.

From BBC

Before this achievement, Okerlund began climbing in 2021, straying off trails during backpacks to scramble random Cascade peaks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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