“Deviation” in Japanese
Short answer
Deviation in Japanese is “逸脱” (itsudatsu). Full meaning: deviation, departure; omission.
Other ways to say “Deviation” in Japanese
偏倚
heni deviation, bias
偏り
katayori deviation, inclination, offset, bias, prejudice; polarization, polarisation
ぶれ
bure camera shake, picture blur; deviation, slight shifting
偏差
hensa deflection, deviation, variation, declination, drift
乖離
kairi divergence, alienation, deviation, estrangement, separation, detachment
偏斜
hensha declination, deviation
偏差値
hensachi deviation value (usu. scaled to mean of 50, standard deviation of 10, and often used for academic grades), deviation, T-score, standard score
かいり
kairi divergence, alienation, deviation, estrangement, separation, detachment
プレ
pure camera shake, picture blur; deviation, slight shifting
脱線
dassen derailment; digression, deviation
ブレ
bure camera shake, picture blur; deviation, slight shifting
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