Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
off-track
adjective
/ˌɔːfˈtræk/
Definition
Not on the correct or intended course; deviating from a planned or expected path.
Examples
- The train went off-track due to technical issues.
- After her first few months of work, she felt her career was going off-track.
- The team realized they were off-track with their project timeline.
Meaning
The term ‘off-track’ refers to a situation where something is not proceeding as it should, often used in both literal and figurative contexts, such as in projects or discussions.
Synonyms
- off-course
- lost
- misguided
- diverted
