Definition Synonyms
Definition of aberrant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
not typicaldiffering from the norm or usual type
- His aberrant behavior surprised everyone at the party.
2.
biologyTECH. deviating from the ordinary type in biologyTECH.
- The scientist studied the aberrant species closely.
Noun
1.
unusual caseperson or thing deviating from the norm
- The artist was considered an aberrant in his conservative town.
2.
biologyTECH. organism with atypical chromosome numberTECH.
- The scientist studied the aberrant under the microscope.
Origin of aberrant
Latin, aberrare (to wander away)
Examples of aberrant in a sentence
Her aberrant style made her stand out in the crowd. Aberrant cells were found in the sample. The aberrant behavior of the organism puzzled researchers. His ideas were seen as aberrant by the scientific community. The new policy was an aberrant in the company's history. The lab discovered an aberrant in the sample.
Researchers focused on the aberrant's genetic makeup.
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- French:aberrant, hors norme, ...
- German:abweichend, Abweichler, ...
- Italian:aberrante, eccentrico, ...
- Spanish:anómalo, desviado, ...
- Portuguese:aberrante, excêntrico, ...
- Chinese:异常的, 异类, ...
- Japanese:異常な, 変わり者, ...
- Arabic:شَاذّ, شَاذ, ...
- Hebrew:חָרִיג, אָדָם אוֹ דָבָר הַסּוֹטִים מִן הַנּוֹרְמָה, ...
- Russian:аномальный, изгой, ...
- Ukrainian:аномальний, дивак, ...
- Hindi:असामान्य, विचित्र व्यक्ति, ...
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