off-beam
English
Etymology
From navigation, such as an aeroplane following a radio beam.
Adjective
off-beam (comparative more off-beam, superlative most off-beam)
- Off course; by extension, mistaken or irrelevant.
- From their quizzical looks she surmised she was way off-beam.
- Alternative form of offbeam
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