strayed

That strayed into recklessness when, leading by two points with five minutes left, England's needlessly elaborate first-phase play went awry and Andrew Kellaway scooped up and sprinted in.

He particularly decried the fact-checking that ABC’s moderators performed when he strayed from the truth.

He and his brother were "street rats" and, when he strayed into the wrong neighbourhood at the age of seven, a rival gang member "nailed my hand to a fence".

“You had confessed it. He says he didn’t stray from the marriage until you told him you had already strayed.”

Others think the club has strayed too far from its roots as a champion of wilderness preservation.