0 present participle of digress
1 to move away from the main subject you are writing or talking about and to write or talk about something else:
Coupled with the measure of "digressing" (exchange role), this will provide good insight into how formal and structured design reviews are.
It may be worth digressing from our main subject for a moment at this point.
Nonetheless, it is worth digressing to mention that particular aspects of this view of data poverty have been increasingly subject to challenge.
Of course this would have meant digressing from the paper that had been prepared for the conference, but it might have fuelled a potentially quite explosive debate.
Younger women who accepted a terminal method, on the other hand, were digressing from traditional roles in their decision to stop childbearing relatively early in life.
Let us try to consider the matter without digressing into the entirely different issues of asylum seekers and refugees.
I offer no apology for digressing and asking why government exists.
I may be digressing slightly but it is an important point.
