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Divert

from any course or intended application to deflect as to divert a river from its channel to divert commerce from its

divert 1 : to turn from one course or use to

Capable of being diverted

One who or that which diverts turns off or pleases

while it is in transit either to rob it or divert it to an alternate destination

Highway Act, 1835, power is given to stop up and divert highways, and the mode of proceeding to effect this object

Trestonare, to turn or divert another way.

letters, might enter into holy orders, and so stop or divert the services which he might otherwise do as heir to

An entertainment is a source or means of amusement; a diverting performance, especially a public performance, as a concert, drama, or

the right of action altogether, instead of merely tending to divert the proceedings to another jurisdiction, or suspend them, or abate