Astray
Astray adverb - Off the desired or intended path or course.
Down
Down adverb - From this or that place.
Usage example: came down from New York for the weekend
Nearby Word: downed
Both words in one sentence
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After X Astray, Canard Pars plays a similar, if toned-down, role.
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Jerk Ass: Agnes Brahe from DELTA Astray: very Hot-Blooded, looks down on Earthlings and has little tolerance for those who don't share his points of view.
- Merlin causes the bolt to go astray, but he's unable to stop Mithian from taking a shot.As the hunt searches for tracks, Arthur leans down and discovers Guinevere's ring.
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