estray in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Estray (verb): to wander away from the proper path or direction; to stray or deviate from a course.

The dog wandered astray from its owner during the bustling festival.
She felt her thoughts drift astray as she tried to concentrate on the lecture.
The lost hiker followed the wrong trail and ended up astray in the dense forest.
His dreams often led him astray, pulling him into worlds far removed from reality.
After the storm, several boats had drifted astray, scattered across the coastline.
The dog wandered astray, searching for its owner in the busy streets.
After the storm, several boats were found adrift, having strayed from their moorings.
The children were warned not to stray too far from the campsite during their hike.
In the novel, the protagonist struggles to find his way back after becoming estray in a foreign city.
She felt her thoughts begin to stray as she tried to focus on the lecture.