Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Capable of being diverted.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Capable of being diverted.
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- adjective Capable of being
diverted .
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Examples
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I think if you think about in general, we've said the cargoes coming out of Qatar in total about two-thirds of them run out in long-term contracts and the balance are spot and those are divertible, which is kind of how the big picture looks there.
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Bruce added that Narcan is not "divertible," meaning it has no street value because it can't make a person high.
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He who had the keenest eye for instances and illustrations, and was least divertible by casual side-curiosity, would score the quickest triumph.
Memories and Studies William James 1876
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All of that business, as we look across the year, particularly in the latter half, has been very successful, but I wouldn't attribute that to any one contract that we have in place, or comment about what's going on with those other than to say diversified portfolio, diversified contract mix, divertible cargoes.
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"One of the reasons we set the goal was that we saw that over time more things would become divertible from the waste stream," Mouw said.
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"One of the reasons we set the goal was that we saw that over time more things would become divertible from the waste stream," Mouw said.
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