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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.
Synonyms
Examples for "degenerate"
Examples for "degenerate"
1
We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.
2
In a short time, I'm going to degenerate into a bestial state.
3
But if the situation continues to degenerate, that insulation might wear thin.
4
He would not be the dupe of such degenerate fables; God forbid.
5
They were alone; just they two, the degenerate ruffian and his victim.
1
I have good reasons for mentioning his name: He's a pervert, Travis.
2
The Novels by Eminent Hands do not pervert the originals they exaggerate.
3
You probably think I'm some pervert out to take advantage of you.
4
Matzneff has said Springora was misrepresenting him as a pervert and abuser.
5
He had always sought to pervert and discredit the word of God.
Portuguese
apresentar aberração Spanish
desviar Usage of deviate in English
1
She said now was not the time to deviate from the plan.
2
Should Britain then deviate from them, the EU could retaliate with tariffs.
3
But if I may deviate from our ethos for just one second.
4
Genotypes deviate from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium in only a small number of intervals.
5
Marapper answered them greasily and unhappily; he was not permitted to deviate.
6
He had his methods and it would not do to deviate now.
7
This is not the first Witches adaptation to deviate from the book.
8
The path before me is direct and plain; ought I to deviate?
9
His opponent, however, will not deviate from the strictest usages of business.
10
Odors deviate and are fugitive, changing in their shades, degrees, and location.
11
The Talmud says, A man should never deviate from a settled custom.
12
Each creature has its beat, temporarily or permanently, nor seeks to deviate.
13
If the four deviate from their route home they could face prosecution.
14
So far he had been lucky--hehad not had to deviate course.
15
There is no obvious reason to deviate from best practice in this case.
16
Another said Macron would not deviate from his reformist agenda as a result.
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