aberr (Meaning)

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aberr (v. i.)

To wander; to stray.

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The scientist noted the aberrant behavior of the experimental subjects, deviating significantly from the expected norms.
His decision to resign from the company was considered an aberration, as he had always been a dedicated and loyal employee.
The statistical analysis revealed an aberration in the data, leading researchers to investigate potential sources of error.
The sudden outburst was an aberrant occurrence for the usually calm and composed individual.
The artist's latest painting was met with mixed reviews due to its aberrant style compared to his previous works.
The teacher quickly identified the aberrant response in the student's test, suspecting a misunderstanding of the question.
The aberrant weather patterns disrupted the region's usual climate, causing unexpected temperature fluctuations.
The CEO considered the employee's behavior an aberration from the company's values and policies.
The computer algorithm flagged the aberrant data points, prompting further examination by the data analysts.
During the experiment, researchers closely monitored any aberrant results that could impact the validity of their findings.

To wander; to stray.

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The scientist noted the aberrant behavior of the experimental subjects, deviating significantly from the expected norms.

His decision to resign from the company was considered an aberration, as he had always been a dedicated and loyal employee.

The statistical analysis revealed an aberration in the data, leading researchers to investigate potential sources of error.

The sudden outburst was an aberrant occurrence for the usually calm and composed individual.