deviate

(from ile) sapmak, ayrılmak, dışına çıkmak

to move away from an established course, standard, or norm

The river deviates from its usual course after heavy rains.

• Students who deviate from the syllabus may miss key concepts.
• Researchers observed that the data deviated significantly from the predicted model.
• During the experiment, the temperature deviated unexpectedly, affecting the results.
• Policy analysts warned that the country's economic strategy could deviate sharply if reforms are delayed.

• deviate from the norm · normdan sapmak The study showed that the participants deviated from the norm in their responses.
• deviate from the plan · plandan sapmak Construction crews deviated from the original plan due to unexpected ground conditions.
• deviate from sth She tends to deviate from traditional teaching methods.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

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