deviate [ˈdi:vɪeɪt] V. intr.
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There are several editions of the book, some including minor changes deviating from former editions.
en.wikipedia.org Depending on the obstacle encountered on the rail line, the heavier mass of a locomotive is less likely to deviate from its normal course.
en.wikipedia.org However, once the width exceeds this distance, then the collection increasingly deviates from this theory.
en.wikipedia.org The distribution tends to fit averaged rainfall, while instantaneous size spectra often deviate and have been modeled as gamma distributions.
en.wikipedia.org The guilds fined members who deviated from standards.
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