Zag
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Metaphor
Using 'zag' can describe sudden changes in thought or strategy.

In a debate, you might zag to introduce an unexpected point.
Literary
In literature, characters often zag from their initial intentions.

The protagonist zagged away from their original goal, creating tension in the plot.
Figurative
Using ‘zag’ in context can imply a clever pivot in conversation.

He zagged his argument, surprising everyone with his insight.
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