deviate|deviates in English
noun
[de·vi·ate || 'diːvɪeɪt]
someone or something that deviates from the norm
Use "deviate|deviates" in a sentence
1. Take care not to deviate.
2. Don't deviate from the rules.
3. I'm saying you deviate... statistically.
4. We never deviate from our principles.
5. The boy's behavior deviates from the usual pattern.
6. 19 The boy's behavior deviates from the usual pattern.
7. Don't deviate from major issues.
8. Why deviate at the last minute?
9. I never deviate from the mission.
10. No creature ever deviates from its instinctive mental programming.
11. 12 We never deviate from our principles.
12. It would unconscionable to deviate from it.
13. Synonyms for Backslider. debauchee, debaucher, decadent, degenerate, deviate,
14. Periodically the car may deviate from the road.
15. 7 If my footsteps deviate from the way+
16. Cyclical unemployment occurs when an economy's output deviates from potential GDP- i.e
17. We had to deviate significantly from our usual route.
18. The plane had to deviate from its normal flight path.
19. Anomalous describes something that deviates from the norm, something non-standard or unexpected
20. Selling price can deviate from official advance booking price.
21. Pull you back if you deviate of the direction.
22. Stale images cancel one's perception and deviate one's motivation.
23. 12 Periodically the car may deviate from the road.
24. Turn aside from the way; deviate from the path.
25. Each grating deviates a laser beam by a predetermined angle of deviation.