Deviated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEVIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEVIATE, to differ from normal ways
• depart from an established course
• depart from usual or accepted standards
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to turn aside from a course or norm

Words related to DEVIATED

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Words that contain DEVIATED

overdeviated20

How to use DEVIATED in a sentence

• In the temple of the goddess of Syria, when the statue of Apollo was inclined to deliver oracles, it deviated, moved, and was full of agitations on its pedestals.
• There is another aspect to the symphonic poem, in which Liszt deviated from Wagner.
• Especially were they begged to cite an instance when he had deviated in the least degree from a line of strictest loyalty to any friend.
• And yet, my lords, how widely those who have assumed the direction of affairs have deviated from this method is well known.
• Little by little my course deviated from the line on which I might have met the message.
• Occupied with these meditations, I rode many miles before I perceived that I had totally deviated from the right path.
• Whether Shakespeare knew the unities, and rejected them by design, or deviated from them by happy ignorance, it is, I think, impossible to decide, and useless to inquire.
• The ship of the latter received the iron storm, while advancing, and immediately deviated gracefully from her course, in such a way as to prevent its repetition.
• The thermometer went up, the needle of the compass deviated on the dial.
• Presently the sword deviated from its horizontal line, declined gradually till the point touched the floor.
• The former deviated but slightly from the systems of his predecessors, but the latter invented several ingenious improvements which gave him great reputation.
• And such of them as deviated from Our command, them We caused to taste the punishment of flaming fire.
• From the rules of honor, as he understood them, he deviated in no important point of conduct.
• Well is it with him who in the Day of God hath laid fast hold upon His precepts and hath not deviated from His true and fundamental Law.
• Considering the long lapse of time, the monastic life of Ceylon has not deviated much in practice from the injunctions of the Vinaya.
• They express it after the manner of the Ionians, who always deviated from the original term.
• With respect to his government, it very seldom deviated from the institutions of law, or encroached upon private property, or interfered with the common administration of justice.
• But as the afternoon wore away Lillian grew calmer, though her mind never deviated from the subject.
• Tiny trails deviated from the bridle path at intervals, weaving their way out of sight into the drugged depths of the plantations.
• And once a punishment has been determined and agreed upon in advance, it should never be deviated from in the slightest degree.
• The magnetic needle had been deviated, and instead of marking the magnetic north, which differs a little from the north of the world, it marked the northeast.
• In theory she never deviated one iota from the solid ground of the creed of her childhood.
• If it did not arrive there it would be because it had deviated.
• But what he wanted to know, at any price, was why his projectile had deviated.
• The fact was, that he had insensibly deviated just so far from his course, as to be going along parallel with the shore, instead of in the direction towards it.
• Had the direction intended deviated more than that amount from the true north, the Latin term corresponding to northeast or northwest must have been used.
• Nevertheless the Spaniards did not lay their course directly towards the west, but deviated slightly to the south.
• In this pursuit I have, perhaps, deviated from the rigid rules of discretion and the harsher laws of morality.
• He was the first that deviated from the great masters of his art.
• Strictly honest, and equally truthful, he never deviated, under any circumstances, from what he believed his duty.

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