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deviation

/ˌdiː.viˈeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌdiː.viˈeɪ.ʃən/B2formaltechnical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или случай отступления от установленного стандарта, нормы, курса или ожидаемого поведения.

A noun referring to the act or instance of departing from an established standard, norm, course, or expected behavior.

  1. Departure from standardB2formal

    The act of moving away from what is normal, expected, or accepted.

    ruОтклонение

    • Any deviation from the safety protocol is strictly prohibited.
    • The experiment showed a significant deviation from the predicted results.
    • There was a slight deviation in the flight path due to weather.

    Synonymsaberrationanomalydeparturedigressiondivergencefluctuationinconsistencynonconformityvariance

    Antonymsadherencecomplianceconformityconventionnormality

  2. Statistical differenceC1formalscientific

    The amount by which a single measurement differs from a fixed value, such as the mean.

    ruОтклонение

    • The standard deviation of the data set was calculated to be 2.5.
    • A large deviation indicates high variability in the sample.
    • The results showed a deviation of 10% from the average.

    Synonymsdifferencediscrepancyerrorresidualvariation

  3. Change in directionB2formal

    A turning aside from a course or path.

    ruОтклонение

    • The driver made a sudden deviation to avoid the obstacle.
    • The river's deviation created a new channel.
    • The path had a slight deviation around the old tree.

    Synonymsdeflectiondeparturedetourdigressiondivergenceswerveturnveering

    Antonymsadherencealignmentconformance

Forms
  • deviations plural form
  • deviations' possessive plural form
  • deviation's possessive singular form
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