deviate from



deviate from something

to wander away from something, such as a path, road, etc.; to vary from the normal procedure. Please do not deviate from the path. You will crush the wildflowers. I will not deviate one inch from the route you have prescribed. They did not deviate from her instructions.

deviate from

v.
1. To wander or turn aside from some path, course, or way: The hiker deviated from the trail and got lost. The riverbank deviates from the side of the ridge where the sediment has built up.
2. To depart or stray from some subject or matter of discussion: The teacher deviated from the topic of the lecture.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
StÉPhaneste-FAHNFrench
Cox[kɔks]
Finnian-Irish
Gall-History
Sharleneshahr-LEENEnglish
ZoieZO-eeEnglish (Modern)