diversionary
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Adj — Intended to draw attention or effort away from the main issue or target.
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Etymology
Formed from diversion plus the adjective suffix -ary.
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What does “diversionary” mean?
The word “diversionary” means intended to draw attention or effort away from the main issue or target. In plain terms, describes a move or tactic designed to distract from what really matters.
How do you pronounce “diversionary”?
“Diversionary” is pronounced dih-VZHUH-neh-ree (/d(a)ɪˈvɝʒəˌnɛɹi/ in IPA).
How do you use “diversionary” in a sentence?
Here is “diversionary” used in a sentence: “The general ordered a diversionary attack to draw troops away from the real assault.”
What part of speech is “diversionary”?
“Diversionary” is an adjective.