How Do You Spell DEVIATING?

Pronunciation: [dˈiːvɪˌe͡ɪtɪŋ] (IPA)

Deviating is spelled with a long "a" sound followed by a "v" sound, and then an "ee" sound. The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈdiːvieɪtɪŋ/. The "d" is pronounced with a clear "d" sound, followed by a long "ee" sound, and finally a "t" sound. This word means to diverge or stray from a set course or path. It is important to spell this word correctly, particularly in written communication, to avoid any confusion or misinterpretation.

DEVIATING Meaning and Definition

1. Deviating is an adjective derived from the verb "deviate," which means to depart or stray from a set course, standard, or norm. When something is described as deviating, it indicates that it has shifted or diverged from the expected or established path, pattern, or behavior.

   In a literal sense, deviating refers to going off track, either physically or metaphorically. It can pertain to navigating a divergent route, veering away from the intended destination, or straying from a planned course. For example, if someone takes a wrong turn while driving, they are deviating from their intended route.

   In a more abstract and figurative context, deviating suggests a departure from an established rule, convention, or standard. It implies a variance from the usual or prescribed manner of doing things. For instance, deviating from traditional teaching methods means adopting alternative or unconventional approaches to education.

   Furthermore, deviating can indicate a departure from a normal state or condition. In medicine, it may refer to abnormal bodily functions or behaviors that deviate from the normative patterns. For example, a deviating pulse rate or deviating psychological behavior may suggest irregularity or anomaly.

   Overall, deviating describes a shift, diversion, or departure from an expected path, rule, behavior, or condition. It emphasizes the act of straying from a predetermined course or the norm and can be applied to various domains such as navigation, practices, standards, or bodily functions.

Top Common Misspellings for DEVIATING *

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Etymology of DEVIATING

The word "deviating" has its etymology in the Latin word "deviare", which is derived from the combination of the prefix "de-" (meaning "from" or "away") and the verb "via" (meaning "road" or "way"). "Deviare" originally meant "to turn aside from the path" or "to wander off", emphasizing the idea of moving away or turning aside from a prescribed course or direction. Over time, "deviating" has been adopted into the English language to describe the act of departing or straying from a set path, standard, or norm.

Similar spelling words for DEVIATING

• Debiting,
• diverting,
• dividing,
• Debating,
• Deviating,
• devising,
• deflating,
• Devoting,
• Defeating.

Conjugate verb Deviating

CONDITIONAL

I would deviate

we would deviate

you would deviate

he/she/it would deviate

they would deviate

FUTURE

I will deviate

we will deviate

you will deviate

he/she/it will deviate

they will deviate

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have deviated

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PAST

I deviated

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you deviated

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they deviated

PAST PERFECT

I had deviated

we had deviated

you had deviated

he/she/it had deviated

they had deviated

PRESENT

I deviate

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you deviate

he/she/it deviates

they deviate

PRESENT PERFECT

I have deviated

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you have deviated

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they have deviated

I am deviating

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I was deviating

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