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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Veer
Does the verb 'to veer' only refer to vehicles?
For instance, would it be correct to say:
a) "As I saw him, I veered from him."
b) "As I saw him, I veered my look from him."
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" When I saw him, I veered (away) off the path that would lead us to meet. I veered my eyes away from his intense gaze.
- " When I saw him, I veered (away) off the path that would lead us to meet.
- I veered my eyes away from his intense gaze.
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Christine Christiea) "As I saw him, I veered from him."
When I saw him, I veered (away) off the path that would lead us to meet.
I veered my eyes away from his intense gaze.
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