Diverged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIVERGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DIVERGE, to move in different directions from a point
• (of a road, route, or line) separate from another route and go in a different direction
• (of an opinion, theory, or approach) differ
• depart from (a set course or standard)
• develop in a different direction
• (of a series) increase indefinitely as more of its terms are added.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move in different directions from a common point

Words related to DIVERGED

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How to use DIVERGED in a sentence

• He had often analyzed such a situation in his books, but fiction diverged so radically from hard fact that the sensation was profoundly disconcerting, to say the least.
• At a point where the necessary route diverged from the direction of the canal, carriages of Mr.
• Presently, the fugitives reached the descending path, that diverged from the larger one they were on, and by which Nick and Maud had so recently come diagonally up this cliff.
• On nearing the herd, the three men diverged from each other and selected their animals.
• The three brothers were devotedly attached to each other to the very end of their long lives, and were mutually helpful as their lives now diverged and now came together again.
• The supply of provisions did not allow the party to retrace its steps to the point where it had diverged from the true dividing ridge.
• Our own route had diverged, in order to pass the great falls.
• At first, there was comparatively little difference in the essence of their respective platforms, but the lines diverged as the situation developed.
• LEE accepted this appointment, closed his connection with the college, and our paths in life diverged for more than thirty years.
• For once Kitty had diverged from her usual principle, and a little jar of red stuff was responsible for the colour in her cheeks.
• You may catch a weasel asleep, but not your humble servant, Matthew Sharpin! We stole up the gallery stairs, diverged to the organ-loft, and peered through the curtains in front.
• Soon the infantry diverged to the left, and the columns, moving toward the sea, were presently lost to view beyond the low western hills.
• Giotto already had diverged from the traditional heads and draperies, and begun to put his figures into the Florentine dress.
• From the Milky Way, according to Pythagoras, diverged the route to the dominions of Pluto.
• After tea I resumed my walk, but owing to the confused direction of the landlady, took the wrong side of the river, and diverged westward toward Peebles.
• The road to the sea diverged from the main turnpike, which continued around the coast to Thurso.
• But let me say that, whether our paths came together or diverged, I always thought of him as in every sense a comrade.
• The path of that good young man became thorny until it diverged from mine.
• After travelling a few miles, we reached a point where our own route diverged from the course of the Drance, which came in from the east, while we journeyed south.
• By rail I diverged northwest to Fort Meade, and thence, after some stay with the kind military people, I made my way on a horse.
• The subject he specially illuminated in these epoch-making books was the rotation of crops, though he occasionally diverged upon deep-ploughing and kindred themes.
• Whereupon Gentile told him he would make no progress in painting, because he diverged so much from the old style.
• They had never once diverged from the road they meant to take, but this third day of the run turned out to be somewhat confused.
• They diverged into the drawing-room for the good reason that the door was open.
• The yawl also inclined from the straight line steering as much on one side as the barge diverged on the other.
• Honore, we had thence diverged down a narrow street with a gutter running along the middle and no foot-pavements on either side.
• Caesar, and gradually diverged from one another till each man stood marking time at his particular desk.
• Our course diverged almost immediately from the last encampment, and we ascended for some time up the bed of a torrent.
• We proceeded at first in the direction of Wandipore, then diverged, proceeding downwards in the direction of the villages.
• The critics hacked it again as might have been expected, the result being that the next one diverged still more from their idea of what a good symphony should be.
• Douglas and Black were wide apart upon their major premises, and diverged inevitably in their conclusions.
• He, with very many of the Jeffersonian school, felt it had diverged from the true track.

Similar words containing DIVERG without suffix ed

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