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Definition of aberrance - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
deviationRare US state of being different from the normRare US
- The scientist noted the aberrance in the test results.
- Her fashion choices showed a clear aberrance from the usual trends.
- The artist's work was known for its aberrance and originality.
Origin of aberrance
Latin, ab- (away) + errans (wandering)
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- French:aberration, ...
- German:Abweichung, ...
- Italian:aberrazione, ...
- Spanish:aberración, ...
- Portuguese:aberração, ...
- Chinese:异常, ...
- Japanese:異常, ...
- Arabic:اِنْحِرَاف, ...
- Hebrew:חֲרִיגָה, ...
- Russian:отклонение, ...
- Ukrainian:відхилення, ...
- Hindi:विचलन, ...
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