diversion
വതിചലനം
definition
noun
a diversion of resources from defense to civil research
an instance of turning something aside from its course.
our chief diversion was reading
an activity that diverts the mind from tedious or serious concerns; a recreation or pastime.
translation of 'diversion'
noun
വതിചലനം
example
Of course, the biggest 'diversion' - the fall foliage - is free, and it is well worth the trip.
Any little 'diversion' we plan - an afternoon drive to the Dairy Queen, a game of Monopoly after supper - Dad's nose vetoes.
A ‘water war’ has also erupted over Castile-La Mancha's 'diversion' of the River Tajo at Murcia's expense.
our chief 'diversion' was reading
Aside from the slight 'diversion' into the life story of his brother's weird friend, it had been a relatively normal session.
You'd need to create a 'diversion' , by throwing a rock that lands behind them, making a noise and distracting them temporarily.
According to the prospectus ‘the litigation could result in substantial costs and 'diversion' of resources’.
people in search of 'diversion'
a 'diversion' of resources from defense to civil research
Spearfishing isn't a sport to you, it's a competitive 'diversion' done for enjoyment!
In the process, digital gadgetry - usually a 'diversion' from physical activity - is literally keeping people of all ages moving.
Any 'diversion' from the plan was an invitation to fail.
The momentary 'diversion' of his attention, it seemed, was sufficient to elicit Deuroff's shift in focus as well.
According to him, the sewage 'diversion' plan can make a big difference.
Continuously increasing the fiscal deficit and 'diversion' of larger funds to consumption rather than investment hurts it more.
Dam building and river 'diversion' have become commonplace.
Residents of Netherlands Avenue were furious after their road was used as a 'diversion' onto Huddersfield Road.
There was only one possible way to distract the world's attention: create a 'diversion' .
They made going to a Web site a political act, not just an informational search or an entertaining 'diversion' .
Minutes later, a second car exploded nearby - possibly intended to create a 'diversion' and cover the bombers' tracks.
Scenically speaking, this 'diversion' was a delight.
Dolls isn't a great film, but it is fun 'diversion' .
I like the idea of creating a big 'diversion' of sorts to get moving with smaller stuff.
a subsidiary raid was carried out on the airfield to create a 'diversion'
Since 1985, though, I've given up that youthful 'diversion' .
A signed 'diversion' route around the inner ring road will be in operation for the duration of the work.
In the past there have been cases of over-expenditure and 'diversion' of some resources.
He also has one of the funniest bits in the movie as part of the elaborate 'diversion' the gang plans as part of the initial heist.
But in the case of the big river 'diversion' schemes this sequence took a more intelligent course.
And, at any rate, the SDF did not approve of industrial struggle, holding that such activity was a 'diversion' from the inevitable.
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