deviatory (Meaning)

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deviatory (a.)

Tending to deviate; devious; as, deviatory motion.

The driver received a warning for his **deviatory** lane change, putting other vehicles at risk.
The scientist disregarded the **deviatory** data points, focusing on the results that aligned with the initial hypothesis.
The teacher appreciated the student's well-researched argument, even though it presented a **deviatory** perspective on the topic.
The patient's **deviatory** blood test results prompted further investigation to rule out any underlying health concerns.
The company identified a **deviatory** trend in customer complaints, requiring a swift response to address the issue.
The artist's latest work contained subtle **deviatory** brushstrokes, adding a sense of dynamism to the piece.
The political candidate faced criticism for his **deviatory** statements that contradicted his previous stance on the issue.
The weather forecast predicted a period of **deviatory** temperatures, with a significant drop compared to the seasonal average.
The historical account offered a **deviatory** interpretation of the events, challenging the traditional narrative.
While adhering to established guidelines is important, a certain degree of **deviatory** thinking can lead to creative solutions and progress.

Tending to deviate; devious; as, deviatory motion.

abnormal, unnatural, atypical, aberrant, deviant, extraordinary, unusual, devious, uncommon, aberrational

typical, familiar, routine, typical, ordinary, familiar, ordinary, common, natural, common

The driver received a warning for his **deviatory** lane change, putting other vehicles at risk.

The scientist disregarded the **deviatory** data points, focusing on the results that aligned with the initial hypothesis.

The teacher appreciated the student's well-researched argument, even though it presented a **deviatory** perspective on the topic.

The patient's **deviatory** blood test results prompted further investigation to rule out any underlying health concerns.