Associations to the word «Astray»
Noun
- Sin
- Footstep
- Believer
- Dies
- Serpent
- Ox
- Soul
- Suit
- Affection
- Orb
- Lamb
- Creature
- Going
- Doctrine
- Desert
- God
- Wrath
- Goodness
- Peril
- Impulse
- Rent
- Be
- Abandon
- Shame
- Grief
- Pride
- Franco
- Solitude
- Sake
- Wisdom
- Faith
- Cor
- Fear
- Burden
- Companion
- Counsel
- Hunger
- Rebel
- Multitude
- José
- Heaven
- Illusion
- Mistake
- Elephant
- Irish
- Christian
- Translator
- Danger
- Bible
- Camel
- Manga
- Demon
- Pursuit
- Carmen
- Traveller
- Spirit
- Caravan
Adjective
Wiktionary
ASTRAY, adverb. In a wrong or unknown and wrongly-motivated direction.
Dictionary definition
ASTRAY, adverb. Away from the right path or direction; "he was led astray".
ASTRAY, adverb. Far from the intended target; "the arrow went wide of the mark"; "a bullet went astray and killed a bystander".
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