Pronunciation: /ɪkˈskɜrsɪv/
noun a digressive or wandering movement or journey
A1 I am learning about excursives in my English class.
A2 The excursive of the story was quite interesting.
B1 The excursive of the novel provided a deeper insight into the characters.
B2 The excursive nature of the discussion led to a variety of different viewpoints.
C1 Her excursive writing style captivated readers and critics alike.
C2 The excursive exploration of themes in the film set it apart from other movies.
adjective relating to or characterized by digression or wandering
A1 The excursive cat wandered around the garden.
A2 She took an excursive route through the forest to reach the waterfall.
B1 The excursive nature of his storytelling made the novel captivating.
B2 The excursive discussion covered a wide range of topics.
C1 His excursive writing style is known for its depth and complexity.
C2 The excursive exploration of philosophical concepts in the book challenged readers to think deeply.
formal The excursive nature of the lecture allowed for a deep exploration of the topic.
informal Her excursive storytelling kept us entertained for hours.
slang I love going on excursive walks through the park with my dog.
figurative His excursive thoughts wandered through various possibilities before settling on a decision.
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