deviant 的 2 个定义
- a person or thing that deviates or departs markedly from the accepted norm.
deviant 近义词
abnormal, different
更多deviant例句
- They also expressly rejected new studies from the psychological world that argued against classifying homosexuality as a deviant behavior that could be overcome through therapy.
- It’s easy to see how plenty of people could find those paths appealing rather than deviant.
- Desiring fat people is something deviant to be hidden, to find shame in, to closet.
- Brennan accused the three of causing riots, called them “deviants” and rode off down the trail, according to Lopez’s affidavit.
- Rick Zbur, Equality California’s executive director, said it’s been common throughout the struggle for LGBTQ rights for opponents to advance a narrative that LGBTQ individuals are deviants or predators.
- Apparently fans want Star Wars to become more sexually deviant.
- The report made reference to “the deviant group,” the preferred euphemism that state-run media there uses for al Qaeda.
- The "deviant trend" is a title used by those who oppose Ahmadinejad to describe certain people close to him, including Mashaei.
- One of the individuals said to belong to the “deviant trend” is Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei.
- A book that will remain relevant as long as governments use ludicrous forms of subterfuge to disguise deviant behavior.
- Under the circumstances, deviant behavior could not be tolerated.
- Another deviant, already tried and found guilty, was ready to be exiled from Earth and imprisoned on one of the Penal Asteroids.
- It smelled the outpouring of certain glands, tasted a deviant brain wave.
- When a person is judged by social standards to be deviant and even evil, however, it is difficult to summon caring.
- People whose greatest crime might have been lack of enthusiasm feared that they might be suspected of deviant political beliefs.