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adjective

aberrant

departing from an accepted standard

In a sentence

Six example sentences with aberrant, each labelled with its topic.

  • One aberrant score in a thousand tests usually means a tired participant rather than a discovery worth writing up.

    Psychology

  • The instrument logged one aberrant temperature at midnight, thirty degrees off every other reading, so the technicians replaced the sensor.

    Science

  • Software flags aberrant transactions, so a card used in two cities within an hour triggers a call before anything clears.

    Finance

  • His forty-point night was aberrant, a single hot evening in a season where he averaged eleven.

    Basketball

  • The monitoring tool highlights aberrant response times, so a server that suddenly takes four seconds shows up in red.

    Technology

  • One aberrant quarter of growth after a hurricane reflects rebuilding, not a real change in the region's economy.

    Economics

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