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Meanings of deviate in English
Portuguese
pervertido Catalan
degenerat A person whose behavior deviates from what is acceptable especially in sexual behavior.
Portuguese
apresentar aberração Spanish
desviar Synonyms
Examples for "aberrant"
Examples for "aberrant"
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Furthermore, we detected aberrant nuclear expression of β-catenin protein in both cases.
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However, signaling pathways associated with this aberrant immune response are not clarified.
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Perspective: Evidence on prediction and identification of aberrant drug-related behaviors is limited.
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Premature or aberrant activation of NF-kappaB may thus contribute to preterm labour.
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The same truth is to be witnessed in aberrant types of character.
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Background: Generic atypical antipsychotic drugs offer health authorities opportunities for considerable savings.
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However, gout may present clinically in an atypical, unusual, or confusing manner.
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At present, the role of atypical pathogens in CAP arouses peoples' concern.
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In either case, it would be an atypical member of the family.
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With atypical violence he threw a power wrench across a work-table nearby.
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An anomalous energy spike at the same time as the Ganymede attack.
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Farrell stared in blank disbelief at the anomalous craft on the screen.
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Compare them and deduce treehood by subtracting the anomalous from the universal.
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He stated the inconveniences produced by the anomalous condition of the government.
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Similar anomalous growths are noticed under the heads of Substitution and Prolification.
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For all its deviant inception, it still symbolized a form of hope.
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What you did was unfortunate, but in no way deviant or unnatural.
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How did I get funneled into a socially and psychologically deviant population?
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She was asked on primetime television whether she was into deviant sex.
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I think it came out of their own twisted, deviant little minds.
Usage of deviate in English
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She said now was not the time to deviate from the plan.
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Should Britain then deviate from them, the EU could retaliate with tariffs.
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But if I may deviate from our ethos for just one second.
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Genotypes deviate from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium in only a small number of intervals.
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Marapper answered them greasily and unhappily; he was not permitted to deviate.
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He had his methods and it would not do to deviate now.
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This is not the first Witches adaptation to deviate from the book.
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The path before me is direct and plain; ought I to deviate?
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His opponent, however, will not deviate from the strictest usages of business.
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Odors deviate and are fugitive, changing in their shades, degrees, and location.
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The Talmud says, A man should never deviate from a settled custom.
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Each creature has its beat, temporarily or permanently, nor seeks to deviate.
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If the four deviate from their route home they could face prosecution.
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So far he had been lucky--hehad not had to deviate course.
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There is no obvious reason to deviate from best practice in this case.
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Another said Macron would not deviate from his reformist agenda as a result.
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