“To deviate from” in Japanese
Short answer
To deviate from in Japanese is “悖る” (motoru). Full meaning: to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from.
Other ways to say “To deviate from” in Japanese
もとる
motoru to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとろ
motoro to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとり
motori to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとッ
moto to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
悖っ
moto to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
悖ッ
moto to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとら
motora to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとれ
motore to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとん
moton to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとろふ
motoroo to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
もとろう
motoroo to go against, to act contrary to, to run counter to, to deviate from
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