v. 1 to turn from the accustomed course or a line of action already established; 2 occupy in an agreeable or entertaining or pleasant fashion
They will have to divert the traffic because of the road construction.
They will have to divert the traffic because of the road construction.
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How did the girls divert Divinity's attention so that Bimmy could use the bicycle?
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What was built to divert the stream across the hole?
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How did Superman stop the wave that Lex planned to divert with his wall?
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Why did Sam and Roger have to divert sewer water into the hole Jesse was in?
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turn; deflect; veer; deviate; amuse
focus; remain; stay; bore
2 syllables
di-vert
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