diverting
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- divertingly adverb
Etymology
Origin of diverting
Example Sentences
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The original investment prompted a boost in Tripadvisor’s shares, but the stock has nearly halved in the past six months amid poorly-received earnings and concern over artificial intelligence diverting traffic from its website.
From Barron's
The original investment prompted a boost in Tripadvisor’s shares, but the stock has nearly halved in the past six months amid poorly-received earnings and concern over artificial intelligence diverting traffic from its website.
From Barron's
For governors, the choice between helping families in their own states or diverting billions to other states is also a no-brainer.
Dai’Marr Keys, who suggested community groups were diverting help from Haitians, wrote in an email that he did not stay in Springfield to confirm details because he received threats.
From Salon
Tuchel will also be diverting from his own history if he does stay as England head coach until the proposed date of 2028, making his tenure almost four years.
From BBC
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