swerve
/ˈswɝrv/ or /ˈsɝrv/Definitions
1. verb
to turn or change direction suddenly, typically to avoid a collision or obstacle.
“The driver had to swerve to avoid hitting the pedestrian.”
2. noun
a sudden change in direction.
“The swerve of the car was so sharp that it skidded on the pavement.”
3. noun
a tendency to change direction or course.
“The team’s swerve in strategy helped them win the game.”
4. verb
to turn aside from a course or purpose.
“She swerved from her goal and started pursuing a different career.”
5. verb
to take a particular course or direction, especially one that is unexpected or unconventional.
“The company swerved into new markets and started to flourish.”