Definition: The word "Aberrant" has its roots in Latin, meaning "unusual", "exceptional," or "peculiar." It refers to a feature that appears randomly or by chance, often as an exception from common standards or expectations.
In language, a term used to describe something unusual, quirky, or odd is called a "aberrant" adjective. For example:
The company's products are designed with an aberrant approach to customer service.
His speech style was aberrant, leaving me confused and annoyed.
In this context, 'aberrants' describes anything that appears as if it is unique or special, often in contrast to common standards or expectations.
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