deviate in Latin
deviate in Latin is descisco — deviate means to move away from a planned course, method, or expected standard.
deviate in Latin
descisco
What does "deviate" mean?
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verb To move away from a planned course, method, or expected standard.
"The pilot had to deviate from the flight path to avoid the storm."
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noun A measured value showing how far a variable differs from a fixed reference point.
"Each deviate was plotted against the expected mean."
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deviate in a sentence
- The pilot had to deviate from the flight path to avoid the storm.
- Please don't deviate from the recipe on your first attempt.
- Each deviate was plotted against the expected mean.
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What is "deviate" in Latin?
"deviate" in Latin is descisco. deviate means: To move away from a planned course, method, or expected standard.
How do you use "deviate" in a sentence?
Example: "The pilot had to deviate from the flight path to avoid the storm." In Latin, "deviate" is descisco.
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