/ˌæbəˈreɪʃənz/
NOUN
Instances or occurrences that differ from what is considered normal, usual, correct, or expected.
Used to describe unusual occurrences, exceptions, inconsistencies, or deviations from an established standard, pattern, or expected condition.
Used when observations, results, statements, or processes contain mistakes, contradictions, or discrepancies that depart from an expected level of accuracy or consistency.
NOUN
Unusual or disturbed states of mental functioning, reasoning, perception, or psychological behavior that depart from normal mental processes.
Used to describe disturbances in mental functioning, including unusual perceptions, irrational thoughts, impaired reasoning, or psychological conditions.
NOUN
Phenomena involving deviations from expected optical or astronomical behavior, including imperfections in image formation and apparent changes in the observed positions of celestial bodies.
Used in optical science to describe imperfections in lenses or mirrors that cause light rays to converge incorrectly and produce distorted or blurred images.
Used in astronomy to describe apparent changes in the observed positions of stars and other celestial bodies caused by the combined motion of light and the observer.
NOUN
Physical, anatomical, or biological conditions that differ from normal development, structure, or functioning of tissues and organs.
Used in biology and medicine to describe unusual structures, deformities, or abnormal development of organs, tissues, and other biological features.