verb
- to change direction suddenly or sharply
- to change from one course of action, opinion, or topic to another
- of wind: to change direction clockwise
Usage: nautical; meteorological
Examples
- The car veered sharply to avoid the pothole.
- She veered off the main road and took a shortcut.
- The conversation veered toward politics.
- His mood veered from happy to angry in seconds.
- The ship veered to starboard when the wind changed.
- The discussion veered away from the original topic.
- The cyclist veered into the bike lane.