digress - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of digress in Hindi

• पीछे हटना
• हटना
• हट जाना
• ध्यान बँटना
• अर्थ से दूर होना
•  मुख्य विषय स दूर हो जाना
• विषयान्तर
• विषयान्तर करना

digress Definition

Verb

• leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing.

digress Example

• He let the conversation digress into endless discussions about "character." ( उन्होंने बातचीत को "चरित्र" के बारे में अंतहीन चर्चाओं में जाने दिया। )
• Let me digress a bit to let the ink dry. ( स्याही को सूखने देने के लिए मुझे थोड़ा पीछे हटने दें। )
• In order to disillusion anyone who may think that my position was a sinecure, I shall now digress. ( किसी का भी मोहभंग करने के लिए जो यह सोच सकता है कि मेरी स्थिति एक पापी थी, अब मैं पीछे हटूंगा। )
• I need to digress for a moment here. ( मुझे यहां एक पल के लिए पीछे हटना होगा। )

More Sentence

• Because abortion is difficult for me to talk about, I will digress from this topic.  
• If you get emotional talking about your father, then you may digress.  
• You digress to avoid talking about the real problem!  
• I need you to stay on subject and not digress!  
• Every time we asked about Jane's father, she would give me a bogus answer and digress onto something else.  
• As your new class president, I will end homework, lower student crime, and mandate hours of recess, but I digress.  
• Jerry would digress every time his parents asked for his report card.  
• During our debate on religion, Tim would often digress onto a separate rant on oil consumption.
• Kids often digress when out from under parental control.
• I need to digress here a touch, just to explain the difference between psychologists and psychiatrists.
• I want to digress to consider those categories which have, from my point of view, important sociological significance.
• At this point you should digress briefly into the concept of psychological structure.
• It's difficult to see digress in a sentence .
• "They hew to the line and don't digress.
• But we digress . . . and we also lie.
• Well, OK, he could, but I digress.
• Poor posture will continue to digress the longer it is left uncorrected.
• The plot can digress into philosophy or a series of official documents.
• He loves Blue more than me, but I digress.
• Nor will the map case fit . . . but, I digress.
• I want to digress a moment to note that reports of strange aerial phenomena are not peculiar to the post WWII period.
• To digress somewhat, there are a large number of rounds in Cornwall, usually located on spurs of land or prominently on hillslopes.