diverted

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has no English definition.

As an adjective diverted

is that has been subject to diversion.

As a verb diverted

is past tense of divert.

As adjectives the difference between diverted and twisted

is that diverted is that has been subject to diversion while twisted is contorted.

As verbs the difference between diverted and twisted

is that diverted is (divert) while twisted is (twist).

As adjectives the difference between diverted and directed

is that diverted is that has been subject to diversion while directed is in a manner emphasizing one's point of view.

As verbs the difference between diverted and directed

is that diverted is past tense of divert while directed is past tense of direct.

As adjectives the difference between averted and diverted

is that averted is turned away, especially as an expression of feeling; also, offended; unpropitious while diverted is that has been subject to diversion.

As verbs the difference between averted and diverted

is that averted is past tense of avert while diverted is past tense of divert.

As adjectives the difference between perverted and diverted

is that perverted is deviating from what is normally considered right, normal or correct while diverted is that has been subject to diversion.

As verbs the difference between perverted and diverted

is that perverted is (pervert) while diverted is (divert).

As adjectives the difference between diverted and routed

is that diverted is that has been subject to diversion while routed is assigned a route.

As verbs the difference between diverted and routed

is that diverted is past tense of divert while routed is past tense of route.

As an adjective diverted is

that has been subject to diversion.

As a verb diverted is

(divert).

As verbs the difference between deflected and diverted

is that deflected is (deflect) while diverted is (divert).

As an adjective diverted is

that has been subject to diversion.

As adjectives the difference between diverted and overbooked

is that diverted is that has been subject to diversion while overbooked is having had more seats sold or guaranteed then were available.

As verbs the difference between diverted and overbooked

is that diverted is past tense of divert while overbooked is past tense of overbook.