Part of Speech

Adjective

Pronunciation

/ˌæbəˈreɪʃənl/

Definitions

• Relating to or characterized by aberration; deviating from the norm.

Usage Examples

• "His aberrational behavior raised eyebrows at the meeting."
• "The aberrational data points needed to be addressed in the report."

Etymology

Derived from "aberration," indicating a deviation from the usual.

Synonyms

• Deviant
• Irregular

Antonyms

• Normal
• Standard

Translations

• Spanish: Aberracional
• French: Aberrationnel
• German: Aberrational
• Italian: Aberrazionale
• Portuguese: Aberracional
• Russian: Аберрационный (Aberratsionny)
• Chinese (Simplified): 偏离的 (Piānlí de)
• Japanese: 異常な (Ijō na)
• Korean: 비정상적인 (Bijeongsangjeogin)
• Arabic: انحرافي (Inhirafi)
• Hindi: विचलित (Vichalit)
• Bengali: অস্বাভাবিক (Ôshabhābik)
• Punjabi: ਵਿਛੁੜਨ (Vichuran)
• Gujarati: વિકારિત (Vikārit)
• Marathi: विचलित (Vichalit)
• Tamil: மாறுபட்ட (Māṟupatta)
• Telugu: విరుద్ధ (Viruddha)
• Malayalam: വ്യത്യസ്ത (Vyatyastha)
• Kannada: ವಿಭಿನ್ನ (Vibhinna)
• Odia: ବିଚଳ (Bichala)
• Assamese: বিচলিত (Bichalit)
• Urdu: انحرافی (Inhirafi)
• Manipuri: Aberrational
• Sindhi: Aberrational (for context)

Regional Pronunciation Variations

Pronunciation may vary slightly in different dialects.

Historical Usage

The term is often used in psychological and scientific discussions.

Cultural Nuances

Aberrational can describe behaviors or phenomena that are considered unusual or atypical.

More Information

Aberrational behavior is significant in studying social norms and psychological patterns.