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to go astray
01
(of a plan, project, etc.) to lose direction and not continue according to the intended or expected path or course of action
Collocation
Exemples
The project went astray due to unexpected complications.
02
(of an item) to get taken or misplaced
Exemples
Important documents went astray from the office, leading to a security breach investigation.
03
to have an affair
Exemples
She was heartbroken upon discovering that her partner had gone astray during their business trips.
04
to become misled and believe something that is incorrect
Exemples
It's easy to go astray and accept false information without verifying its accuracy.
05
to become unpleasant or unnecessary
Exemples
Some fresh herbs in the soup would n't go astray; they could add more flavor to the dish.
06
to engage in inappropriate, immoral, or unlawful activities
Exemples
She was warned that if she continued to associate with dishonest individuals, she would go astray and jeopardize her future.
