aberrant — departing from an accepted standard; deviant or abnormal
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: departing from an accepted standard; deviant or abnormal
Pronunciation (IPA): /æˈberənt/
Korean meaning: 정상에서 벗어난, 일탈한, 비정상적인
Korean pronunciation: 어**베**런트
Example Sentences
- The student's aberrant study habit of doing homework while hanging upside down concerned his parents.
- Scientists discovered aberrant protein structures in the disease sample.
- His aberrant fashion choice of wearing a tuxedo to the beach made him stand out.
aberrant
ADJECTIVE//æˈberənt//
departing from an accepted standard; deviant or abnormal
The violinist's aberrant rock performance shocks the classical concert audience
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The child's aberrant behavior becomes apparent to the parent!
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Origin
From Latin 'aberrant-' (present participle of 'aberrare'), which combines 'ab-' (away from) and 'errare' (to wander or stray). The word entered English in the 16th century to describe behavior that deviates from the norm.
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“The student's aberrant study habit of doing homework while hanging upside down concerned his parents.”
“Scientists discovered aberrant protein structures in the disease sample.”
“His aberrant fashion choice of wearing a tuxedo to the beach made him stand out.”
“The aberrant weather patterns this year have confused meteorologists.”
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