Definition

digressiveness

noun
  1. the quality or state of tending to digress; the characteristic of departing from the main subject or topic
  2. Usage: abstract noun derived from the adjective 'digressive'

Examples

  • The professor's digressiveness made it hard for students to follow the main argument of the lecture.
  • Her writing style is marked by a certain digressiveness that some readers find charming and others find frustrating.
  • The digressiveness of the speaker caused the meeting to run well over its scheduled time.
  • Critics noted the digressiveness of the memoir, which frequently wandered into unrelated anecdotes.
  • Despite the digressiveness of his storytelling, the audience remained engaged throughout the presentation.

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