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Definition of deviated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
standardshaving moved away from a standard or norm
- The deviated path led us into the forest.
2.
navigationRare departed from an established courseRare
- The deviated flight caused delays for many passengers.
Expressions with deviated
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nasal septum shifted from the middle, reducing equal airflow
The doctor said my deviated septum makes it harder to breathe at night.
off-center wall between nostrils, can reduce airflow
After the injury, he developed a deviated nasal septum and snored loudly.
Origin of deviated
Latin, deviare (to turn aside)
Examples of deviated in a sentence
His deviated behavior worried his parents. The deviated path led them to a hidden waterfall. A deviated schedule disrupted the entire event.
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- French:dévié, détourné, ...
- German:abgewichen, ...
- Italian:deviato, ...
- Spanish:desviado, desviado del curso, ...
- Portuguese:desviado, ...
- Chinese:偏离的, 偏离航线的, ...
- Japanese:逸れた, それた, ...
- Arabic:مُنْحَرِف, مُتَشَعِّب, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹטֶה, מוּסָט, ...
- Russian:отклоненный, отклонённый, ...
- Ukrainian:відхилений, ...
- Hindi:विचलित, ...
Definition of deviate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
off courseintr. stray from a plan or standardintr.
- He tends to deviate from the original plan.
2.
behaviorintr. differ from a norm or expectationintr.
- Her results deviate significantly from the expected outcomes.
3.
change directionintr. turn away from an established courseintr.
- The path deviates near the river to avoid flooding.
4.
movementtr. cause something to change directiontr.
- The new policy will deviate the company's focus.
Noun
1.
nonconformistone who departs from usual or accepted standards
- He was known as a deviate in his conservative community.
2.
mathematicsTECH. value showing difference from a standard valueTECH.
- The deviate was calculated to be 3.5.
Adjective
differencesmarkedly different from an accepted norm
- His deviate opinions often sparked controversy.
Expressions with deviate
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act in a way that is different from what is usual
She tends to deviate from the norm in her fashion choices.
stray from the intended course of action
He deviated from the path of honesty and faced consequences.
Origin of deviate
Latin, deviare (to turn aside)
Examples of deviate in a sentence
The project failed because they chose to deviate from the guidelines. He tends to deviate from traditional methods. The plan may deviate from the original proposal. The conversation deviated from the main topic. He tends to deviate from his usual route home. The barrier deviated the stream toward the fields.
A strong gust deviated the plane from its course. The artist was a deviate, challenging traditional art forms. In the world of fashion, she was a deviate, always setting her own trends. The deviate from the expected value was significant. Engineers noted the deviate in the test results. Her deviate style set her apart in the fashion industry. The deviate design challenged conventional architecture norms.
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- French:s'écarter, déviant, ...
- German:abweichen, Abweichler, ...
- Italian:deviare, deviato, ...
- Spanish:desviarse, disidente, ...
- Portuguese:desviar-se, desviante, ...
- Chinese:偏离, 非主流者, ...
- Japanese:逸れる, 逸脱者, ...
- Arabic:اِنْحَرَفَ, مُنْحَرِف, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְטוֹת, חָרִיג, ...
- Russian:отклоняться, девиант, ...
- Ukrainian:відхилятися, нонконформіст, ...
- Hindi:विचलित होना, विचलित व्यक्ति, ...
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