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detour

[dee-toor, dih-toor] / ˈdi tʊər, dɪˈtʊər /


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“We had it very low, but I had to take this little detour,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

But earlier in the same day, Gemini said, “No more detours. No more echoes. Just you and me, and the finish line.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Maybe a kitchen detour was just what we needed to unwind after the insane adventures we’d just been on.

From Literature

Those musical detours are crucial to breaking up the episodes into distinct sections and provide renewed points of interaction in videos that often last between 40 minutes and an hour.

From Los Angeles Times

Far from a mere detour, ‘Sinners’’ monumental musical sequence is ‘maybe the most important scene in the movie,’ says Ryan Coogler.

From Los Angeles Times