To 'divert' means:
1) to cause to turn away from the main course or direction
2) to ambush or attack an enemy by causing a change of course, direction, or attention
3) to turn one's attention or energy from something serious, important, or time-consuming as work, toward something light or playful
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To divert from something?
redirect, switch, avert, deflect, deviate
redirect, reroute, deviate, deflect
The past tense of divert is diverted.
The verb of diversion is divert. As in "to divert someone".
The base word of diversion is "divert."
Divert means to change something. A good sentence would be, the boy tried to divert the girl so that she would not get hurt.
I don't know what divert means but, well, I live in Colorado and... as far as I know, I don't divert my water...
Fabrice Divert was born on 1967-09-02.
The stressed syllable in "divert" is the first syllable "di-."
This canal will temporarily divert the flood waters away from the town.
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