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noun

A deviant person or thing.

Usage examples:

Killers, deviants, and those whose actions are beyond most human comprehension
adjective

Departing from usual or accepted standards, especially in social or sexual behaviour.

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Deviant behaviour
verb

Depart from an established course.

Usage examples:

You must not deviate from the agreed route
adjective

Another term for deviant (noun).

Usage examples:

The whole affair offers revealing insights into attitudes towards 'sexual deviates'
verb

Depart from an established course.

Usage examples:

You must not deviate from the agreed route
adjective

Departing from usual or accepted standards; deviant.

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Their deviate behaviour
verb

Depart from an established course.

Usage examples:

You must not deviate from the agreed route
noun

Another term for deviant (noun).

Usage examples:

The whole affair offers revealing insights into attitudes towards 'sexual deviates'
adjective

Departing from usual or accepted standards; deviant.

Usage examples:

Their deviate behaviour
verb

Depart from an established course.

Usage examples:

You must not deviate from the agreed route
adjective

Departing from usual or accepted standards; deviant.

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Their deviate behaviour
noun

The action of departing from an established course or accepted standard.

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Deviation from a norm
noun

The action of departing from an established course or accepted standard.

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Deviation from a norm

Device

dɪˈvaɪs
noun

A thing made or adapted for a particular purpose, especially a piece of mechanical or electronic equipment.

Usage examples:

A measuring device
noun

A thing made or adapted for a particular purpose, especially a piece of mechanical or electronic equipment.

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A measuring device
verb

Separate or be separated into parts.

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Consumer magazines can be divided into a number of categories
noun

A difference or disagreement between two groups, typically producing tension.

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There was still a profound cultural divide between the parties
noun

(in christian and jewish belief) the supreme spirit of evil; satan.

Usage examples:

Belief in the devil
verb

Act as a junior assistant for a barrister or other professional.

Usage examples:

There is the possibility of devilling for fellow members of the bar
adjective

Not considering or worrying about the results of your actions

Usage examples:

Devil-may-care attitude he has a devil-may-care attitude to life.
noun

A diabolical act, practice, institution, or invention. also: the influence or control of the devil or a devil; the exercise or invocation of diabolical power; bewitchment; devilry.

verb

Act as a junior assistant for a barrister or other professional.

Usage examples:

There is the possibility of devilling for fellow members of the bar
adjective

(of food) cooked with hot seasoning.

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Devilled kidneys
noun

(in christian and jewish belief) the supreme spirit of evil; satan.

Usage examples:

Belief in the devil
noun

A worker who operates any of various machines called a devil to break up or open cotton or wool offcuts, to tear old rags to pieces, etc.

noun

A female devil; (depreciative) a wicked or vicious woman.

noun

A little or subordinate devil.

noun

Any of a number of marine creatures that are perceived as having a sinister appearance, in particular a devil ray, a stonefish, or an octopus or squid.

Usage examples:

Their names say everything - dragon fish, devilfish, viper fish, gulper eels, blacktail netdevils, …
noun

Any of a number of marine creatures that are perceived as having a sinister appearance, in particular a devil ray, a stonefish, or an octopus or squid.

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Their names say everything - dragon fish, devilfish, viper fish, gulper eels, blacktail netdevils, …
noun

The character or quality of being the devil or a devil; diabolical nature or essence.

verb

Act as a junior assistant for a barrister or other professional.

Usage examples:

There is the possibility of devilling for fellow members of the bar
noun

(in christian and jewish belief) the supreme spirit of evil; satan.

Usage examples:

Belief in the devil
adjective

Like or appropriate to a devil in evil and cruelty.

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Devilish tortures
adverb

Very; extremely.

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A devilish clever chap
adverb

In a devilish manner.

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With an expression halfway between knowing and devilishly dirty, he stood upright, picked her up in…
noun

Action or conduct characteristic of a devil; devilishness; wickedness, evil.

verb

To transform into a devil; to make devilish in nature or character.

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