aberrance Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- incredible
- freak
- anomalous
- atypical
- remarkable
- unwonted
- noticeable
- singular
- aberrated
- peculiar
- phenomenal
- exceeding
Weak:
aberrance Meaning
aberrance (n)
a state or condition markedly different from the norm
aberrance (n.)
Alt. of Aberrancy
aberrance Sentence Examples
- The aberrance in the experimental results raised concerns about the reliability of the study.
- Her sudden outburst was considered an aberrance, as she was typically calm and composed.
- The aberrance in the stock market puzzled investors, who were unable to identify a clear cause for the sudden fluctuations.
- The psychologist studied the aberrance in the patient's behavior, searching for underlying factors contributing to the deviation.
- The team of scientists investigated the aberrance in the data, aiming to understand the unexpected patterns.
- Detecting aberrance in the system's performance, the engineers worked diligently to identify and resolve the issue.
- The sudden increase in errors was an aberrance in the software, prompting developers to release a quick fix.
- The professor emphasized the importance of identifying aberrance in research findings to maintain the credibility of scientific studies.
- The aberrance in customer complaints pointed to a potential flaw in the product design.
- The committee scrutinized the aberrance in the financial report, questioning the accuracy of the presented figures.
FAQs About the word aberrance
a state or condition markedly different from the normAlt. of Aberrancy
uncommon, exceptional, outstanding, rare, unique, odd,unusual, abnormal, extraordinary, incredible
normal, common,normal, usual, typical, common, customary, ordinary, usual, ordinary
The aberrance in the experimental results raised concerns about the reliability of the study.
Her sudden outburst was considered an aberrance, as she was typically calm and composed.
The aberrance in the stock market puzzled investors, who were unable to identify a clear cause for the sudden fluctuations.
The psychologist studied the aberrance in the patient's behavior, searching for underlying factors contributing to the deviation.
