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Meanings of aberration in English
Portuguese
aberração óptica Catalan
aberració òptica 
An optical phenomenon resulting from the failure of a lens or mirror to produce a good image.
Russian
аберрация Usage of aberration in English
1
The case of the agricultural revolution is not a single aberration, however.
2
Into deeper aberration it cannot lead him; this is the crowning error.
3
These systems and the associated aberration detection methods need to be evaluated.
4
The phenomenon of aberration also favoured the theory of the quasi-rigid ether.
5
Thus did Bradley discover what is known as the aberration of starlight.
6
Did they regard it as a childish aberration of the human race?
7
None ever knew an aberration of virtue in a daughter of one.
8
He may have to plea bargain his way out of this aberration.
9
A review of the simplest cases of aberration will now be given.
10
This is not a wild fancy or an aberration of the mind.
11
But an aberration, especially in this form, we may certainly call it.
12
Perhaps the old man had been right-perhapsI had been an aberration.
13
It must be an aberration of grief that made me do it.
14
Increasingly, God seemed an aberration, something that the human race had outgrown.
15
I thought it was an aberration of my senses, a mad dream.
16
Anything else would have been not only a bonus but an aberration.
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Translations for aberration
Portuguese
Russian
Aberration through the time
Aberration across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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