eltér

To stop following a usual pattern, rule, or way of doing something.

To stop focusing on the main subject, idea, or plan and begin dealing with something different, often without intending to.

To be different in amount, size, type, or nature from something else or from each other.

To be different from each other, especially in opinions, accounts, results, or development over time.

To leave a usual, expected, or planned course, method, rule, or topic.

To do something differently from what is expected, agreed, normal, or required.

To differ by some amount or in a significant way from a reference value, average, prediction, or expected result.

To be dissimilar in nature, form, or quality; to not be the same as something else.

Past tense and past participle of vary: differed or changed, especially across times, places, or people.