undiverted

undiverted

A driver keeps his undiverted attention on the road ahead.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Not turned aside: "undiverted" describes something that has not been redirected or deflected from its original course, path, or focus.
    • Not entertained or amused: In a figurative sense, "undiverted" can refer to a person who has not been distracted or provided with enjoyment or relief from worry.
Usage Examples
  • (The water was not redirected from its natural course.)
  • (Her focus was not shifted away.)
  • (He was not entertained or distracted from his thoughts.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to remain undiverted": to stay focused or unchanged in direction.

    • The missile traveled undiverted toward its target. (The projectile was not deflected from its path.)
  • "undiverted by distractions": not affected by things that could cause one to lose focus.

    • The student studied undiverted by the noise outside. (The student was not distracted by external sounds.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Undiverting (adj): not providing entertainment or distraction.

    • The lecture was undiverting, and many students fell asleep. (The talk was not amusing or engaging.)
  • Undivertedness (n): the state of being not redirected or not amused.

    • The undivertedness of the stream ensured it reached the lake. (The lack of redirection allowed the stream to continue its course.)
Synonyms
  • Unswerving: not turning aside from a course or purpose.
  • Unfaltering: steady and not wavering.
  • Uninterrupted: continuous without breaks or diversions.
Phrasal Verbs
Related Idioms
  • Keep one's eye on the ball: to stay focused on the main goal.

    • She kept her eye on the ball, undiverted by office politics. (She maintained focus without distraction.)
  • Stay the course: to continue with a plan despite difficulties.

    • The ship stayed the course, undiverted by the storm. (The ship did not change direction.)