Diversion and Ploy

Diversion

Diversion noun - Someone or something that provides amusement or enjoyment.

Ploy and diversion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ploy" instead a noun "Diversion".

Ploy

Ploy noun - A time or instance of carefree fun.
Usage example: wanted one grand ploy through Europe before settling down and raising a family
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Synonyms for Ploy

Diversion and ploy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Diversion" instead a noun "Ploy".

Nearby Word: ployed

How words are described

good good diversion good ploy
successful successful diversion successful ploy
massive massive diversion massive ploy
mere mere diversion mere ploy

Both words in one sentence

  • Spare a Messenger Sometimes this is part of a battle plan (for example, the attack is a diversion intended to draw out the enemy forces), or a Trick-and-Follow Ploy.
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