anomalousness (Meaning)

Wordnet

anomalousness (n)

deviation from the normal or common order or form or rule

Webster

Quality of being anomalous.

The anomalousness of the data perplexed the researchers, as it deviated significantly from the expected patterns.
The meteorologist studied the anomalousness of the weather patterns, trying to understand the unusual climatic conditions.
The psychologist delved into the anomalousness of the patient's behavior, searching for underlying psychological factors.
The detective noted the anomalousness of the crime scene, indicating a potential motive that differed from typical cases.
The historian marveled at the anomalousness of the ancient artifact, questioning its origin and purpose.
In physics, the anomalousness of certain particles' behavior challenges established scientific principles.
The financial analyst raised concerns about the anomalousness of the market fluctuations, signaling potential economic instability.
The sociologist explored the anomalousness of social interactions within the isolated community.
The ornithologist documented the anomalousness of bird migration patterns in response to changing environmental conditions.
The astronaut experienced a moment of anomalousness during the spacewalk, encountering unexpected challenges.

deviation from the normal or common order or form or ruleQuality of being anomalous.

incongruence, nonconformity, friction, variance, inequality, incongruousness, imbalance, dichotomy, incongruity,incompatibility

identity, accordance, resemblance, resemblance, accordance, agreement,community, identity, community, similarity

The anomalousness of the data perplexed the researchers, as it deviated significantly from the expected patterns.

The meteorologist studied the anomalousness of the weather patterns, trying to understand the unusual climatic conditions.

The psychologist delved into the anomalousness of the patient's behavior, searching for underlying psychological factors.

The detective noted the anomalousness of the crime scene, indicating a potential motive that differed from typical cases.