indirect
/ɪnˈdɪrɛkt/Definitions
1. adjective
not direct or straightforward in method, action, or effect
“She took an indirect approach to solving the problem.”
2. noun
a route or method of doing something that is not direct
“The indirect way to the city took twice as long as the highway.”
3. verb
to give or obtain something in an indirect or circuitous manner
“The company indirectly supports the artist by donating to her charity.”
4. adverb
in an indirect or circuitous manner
“The package was indirectly delivered to the wrong address.”