Synonyms for deviant
ˈdi vi əntde·viant

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1. pervert, deviant, deviate, degenerateadjective

   a person whose behavior deviates from what is acceptable especially in sexual behavior

   Synonyms:
   pervert, deviate, degenerate

   Antonyms:
   normal

2. aberrant, deviant, deviateadjective

   markedly different from an accepted norm

   "aberrant behavior"; "deviant ideas"

   Synonyms:
   aberrant, deviate

   Antonyms:
   normal

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1. List of paraphrases for "deviant":

   errant, abnormal, devious, pervert

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1. Ron Book:

   I don't want those people living near children, if you put young children in the faces of people prone to commit sexually deviant behaviors on children, there is a greater chance than not that they'll act out. They ’ll do their thing.

2. Jonathan Gilliam:

   Minimization and lying are the characteristics of a deviant behavior and are typically signs of guilt.

3. David Lee:

   You have to be deviant if you're going to do anything new.

4. Ron Book:

   If you put young children in the faces of people prone to commit sexually deviant behaviors on children, there is a greater chance than not that they'll act out. They ’ll do their thing.

5. Aidan Key:

   My compassion is there for the parents. All any parent wants is love for their children, for their children to live good lives. Transgender is such a new thing in society and we've not faced it or discussed it as a society. We've kept it in a dark corner where some people still think it's some deviant sexual behavior, if the parents would have reached out for more information, or said 'This is a lot. We need some time,' or if they had access to a group that would welcome them to talk, that might have made the difference for Leelah.