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digress from

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digress from something
[for a speaker or writer] to stray from the subject. I am going to digress from my prepared text. You will pardon me if I digress from my point a little.


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I digress from describing the One & Only Palmilla, but it is important to know these things.
This use of the word enables its user to digress from the issues and eloquently to attack a position which nobody holds.
 
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