aberrational (Meaning)

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aberrational (a.)

Characterized by aberration.

The aberrational behavior of the employee raised concerns among colleagues and supervisors.
The sudden and aberrational increase in website traffic was attributed to a viral social media post.
The scientist identified an aberrational pattern in the experimental data, leading to a reevaluation of the study design.
His aberrational decision to invest heavily in a risky venture surprised even the most seasoned financial analysts.
The therapist recognized the aberrational thought patterns in the patient's cognitive processes, indicating the need for intervention.
The wildlife biologist documented an aberrational coloration in a species of bird, marking a rare occurrence in the region.
The aberrational temperature fluctuations during the summer months disrupted the usual climate patterns in the area.
The historian highlighted an aberrational event in the timeline, emphasizing its impact on shaping the course of history.
The market expert pointed out the aberrational trading activity that occurred during a brief period of market volatility.
The artist's latest creation was deemed aberrational in the art world, challenging traditional norms and expectations.

Characterized by aberration.

abnormal, unnatural, deviate, aberrant, atypical, deviant, anomalous, extraordinary,irregular, untypical

common, typical,normal, common, normal, ordinary, standard, standard, typical, natural

The aberrational behavior of the employee raised concerns among colleagues and supervisors.

The sudden and aberrational increase in website traffic was attributed to a viral social media post.

The scientist identified an aberrational pattern in the experimental data, leading to a reevaluation of the study design.

His aberrational decision to invest heavily in a risky venture surprised even the most seasoned financial analysts.