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astray /əˈstreɪ/  

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  • adverb
    off the right path or route - usually used with go
    They marked the trail so hikers wouldn't go astray. [=become lost]
    The rocket went astray after liftoff.
    The letter went astray. [=was lost]
    away from what is right, good, or desirable - usually used with go or lead
    Older students led him astray. [=made him behave badly]
    The writer goes (badly) astray [=stops being correct or reasonable] when she blames the current government for these problems.
    The President was led astray [=convinced to make a bad decision] by his advisers.
    Their plans have gone astray. [=have failed]