Synonym: aberrant, degenerate, depart, deviant, diverge, divert, pervert, vary. Similar words: alleviate, device, alleviation, device characteristic, negotiate, initiate, associate, immediate. Meaning: ['diːvɪeɪt] n. a person whose behavior deviates from what is acceptable especially in sexual behavior. v. 1. be at variance with; be out of line with 2. turn aside; turn away from 3. cause to turn away from a previous or expected course. adj. markedly different from an accepted norm.
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61. The development of modern civilization can't deviate from innovative activity and practice.
62. The aperture may curtain off the light beams that deviate paraxial, the object clarity, which has the immediate have an effect on the accuracy, brightness and the depth of field and so on.
63. Zhang Chaoyang does not hope Sohu becomes dinkum network game company all the time, the fixed position of deviate media platform.
64. The dispersion is due to the inhomogeneity of medium,[www.Sentencedict.com] which will lead the energy of sound to deviate from its direction of propagation.
65. During the transience the electron and photon populations deviate slightly from their equilibrium values respectively.
66. He planned his schedule far in advance, and he didn't deviate from it.
67. Because the essence of marketable economy is the trustworthiness economy, it is necessary that we can't deviate from universalistic trust which relys on contracts and laws in modern society.
68. Auto snake-like deviate correcting device to assure the upper and lower belts in its correct track.
69. Strabismus (or squint or heterotropia):Failure of the eyes to align properly to focus on an object. The affected eye may deviate in any direction, including inward ( cross-eye ) or outward (walleye).
70. A new Bernstein Research survey claims, "we find that consumers are not interested in form factors that deviate from the benchmark set by Apple.
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