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veer off

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veer off (from someone or something)
to turn or steer sharply away from someone or something. The bird veered off from the cluster of trees. The bird veered off and missed hitting the post.
See also: veer


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The secret to a twisted ending is finding the point where you can veer off to an alternative resolution.
It is not known what caused the car to veer off the road and police investigations are being carried out.
At around 4pm they had been driving through Otterburn when Mrs Jeffries believes she fell asleep at the wheel of the car, causing it to veer off the road and crash into a garden wall.
 
 
 
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