diverted

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.

As verbs the difference between shifted and diverted

is that shifted is past tense of shift while diverted is past tense of divert.

As an adjective diverted is

that has been subject to diversion.

As an adjective diverted

is that has been subject to diversion.

As a verb diverted

is (divert).

As a noun scarcity is

(uncountable) the condition of something being scarce or deficient.

As verbs the difference between diverted and divested

is that diverted is (divert) while divested is (divest).

As an adjective diverted

is that has been subject to diversion.

As a noun divertee

is one who is diverted from prison.

As an adjective diverted is

that has been subject to diversion.

As a verb diverted is

past tense of divert.

As a noun diverter

is a person or thing that diverts or is diverting.

As an adjective diverted is

that has been subject to diversion.

As a verb diverted is

(divert).

As verbs the difference between diverted and diverged

is that diverted is past tense of divert while diverged is past tense of diverge.

As an adjective diverted

is that has been subject to diversion.

As adjectives the difference between converted and diverted

is that converted is hanged in form or function etc while diverted is that has been subject to diversion.

As verbs the difference between converted and diverted

is that converted is (convert) while diverted is (divert).