digress from VERB
| I | digress |
|---|---|
| you | digress |
| he/she/it | digresses |
| we | digress |
| you | digress |
| they | digress |
| I | digressed |
|---|---|
| you | digressed |
| he/she/it | digressed |
| we | digressed |
| you | digressed |
| they | digressed |
| I | have | digressed |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | digressed |
| he/she/it | has | digressed |
| we | have | digressed |
| you | have | digressed |
| they | have | digressed |
| I | had | digressed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | digressed |
| he/she/it | had | digressed |
| we | had | digressed |
| you | had | digressed |
| they | had | digressed |
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Her trademark behavior (and the main object of her comedy) was that she would digress in a rambling and babbling fashion, especially when nervous or embarrassed.
en.wikipedia.org The rhythm of the narration leaves no space to slow down or digress.
en.wikipedia.org At any point throughout the game, the player can digress from the main story and go on an adventure of his own.
en.wikipedia.org The first signs of symptoms begin before 6 months of age and the parents notice when the child begins digressing in their development.
en.wikipedia.org All along, her relative and man-attendant warns her not to digress from her extraordinary path, hinting at the dire consequences of doing so.
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