Synonyms for Gat off the subject:
-
v.
• digress
- Excurse
, - aberrate
, - be diffuse
, - beat about the bush
, - circumlocute
, - depart
, - divagate
, - drift
, - get off the point
, - get off the subject
, - get sidetracked
, - go by way of
, - go off on a tangent
, - long way
, - meander
, - ramble
, - roam
, - swerve
, - turn aside
, - veer
, - wander
, - wander away
.
• ramble
- amplify
, - babble
, - beat around bush
, - blather
, - chatter
, - descant
, - digress
, - diverge
, - drivel
, - dwell on
, - enlarge
, - expatiate
, - go astray
, - go off on tangent
, - go on and on
, - gossip
, - harp on
, - lose the thread
, - maunder
, - prose
, - protract
, - rant and rave
, - rattle on
, - stray
, - talk nonsense
, - talk off top of head
, - talk randomly
.
• stray
- do wrong
, - get off the track
, - sin
.
What are the hypernyms for Gat off the subject?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for gat off the subject?
The phrase "gat off the subject" usually means to divert from the main topic or to change the subject abruptly. However, if you want to keep the conversation focused and avoid straying too far from the subject, there are several antonyms you can use. Some of them include sticking to the issue, remaining on topic, staying on subject, or keeping the conversation focused. By using these antonyms, you can help ensure that everyone involved in the conversation or discussion stays on the same page and doesn't get sidetracked, resulting in a more productive and meaningful discussion.
What are the antonyms for Gat off the subject?
-
v.
• digress
• ramble
• stray
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