Definitionadj. markedly different from an accepted norm
Last update: January 6, 2016
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Sarah’s aberrant manners led to her being kicked out of the movie theater. [verb]
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Because my daughter has aberrant eating habits, she often eats dinner very late at night. [adjective]
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He has aberrant ideas on social issues. [adjective]
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At Oak Grove, Louisiana, the flight exhibited a strong directional trend with no significant aberrant components. [Please select]
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239), between the whole of the kinship group, whether adult or not; and, moreover, nowhere are rites found which are intended to strengthen the union between a man and his totem by means of the blood bond, unless we include the aberrant totemism of the Arunta (Spencer and Gillen, Native Tribes of Central Australia, 167), who eat their totems in order to gain magical powers of increasing the stock of the totem animal. [Please select]
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_) note that the Sierra Encarnación specimen is aberrant and, to our eye, so is No. [Please select]
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However, Hubbs considered the specimen to be an aberrant example of _S. [Please select]
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_Leptodeira duellmani_, which was described from Coalcomán by Peters (1954:25), is an aberrant individual of _L. [Please select]
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Additional specimens from the Sierra de Coalcomán will be required in order to determine whether this specimen is a representative of an orange-colored population or merely is aberrant in coloration. [Please select]
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As her fingers strayed over the ivory keys, she thought of him, of his vivid, aberrant career and untimely end. [Please select]
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