Divagate (verb)
dy-vuh-gay-t
Stray or digress.
To lose clarity or turn aside; especially from the main subject of attention or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking .
Example sentences
“I do not wish to divagate to far from the subject in hand so I will leave that for another time.”
“Whatever you do, do not divagate from the beaten path, there are strange things out there.”

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