aberrate (Meaning)

Wordnet

aberrate (v)

diverge from the expected

diverge or deviate from the straight path; produce aberration

Webster

To go astray; to diverge.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The satellite's trajectory began to aberrate as it entered the Earth's atmosphere, deviating from its planned path.
The compass needle started to aberrate in the presence of a strong magnetic field, making navigation challenging.
The astronomer noticed that the star's light seemed to aberrate as it passed through the dense interstellar medium.
Engineers worked diligently to calibrate the equipment and prevent it from aberrating during the critical experiment.
The pilot adjusted the flight controls to correct the aircraft's tendency to aberrate in turbulent weather conditions.
The scientist carefully monitored the experimental conditions to ensure that external factors did not cause the results to aberrate.
Optical illusions can cause our perception to aberrate, making objects appear differently than they actually are.
The geologist studied the rocks to understand how geological forces can aberrate the landscape over time.
It was crucial for the telescope to be precisely aligned to avoid aberrating the images of distant celestial objects.
The architect used advanced modeling software to minimize the chances of structural elements aberrating under various loads.

diverge from the expected, diverge or deviate from the straight path; produce aberrationTo go astray; to diverge.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The satellite's trajectory began to aberrate as it entered the Earth's atmosphere, deviating from its planned path.

The compass needle started to aberrate in the presence of a strong magnetic field, making navigation challenging.

The astronomer noticed that the star's light seemed to aberrate as it passed through the dense interstellar medium.

Engineers worked diligently to calibrate the equipment and prevent it from aberrating during the critical experiment.