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Meanings of anomaly (anomalies) in English

Deviation from the normal or common order or form or rule.

anomalousness

A person who is unusual.

unusual person

Fictional character in the DC Comics universe.

floyd barstow

Deviation beyond what is regarded as normal.

outlierabnormalityunusual itemstrange itemweird item
Usage of anomaly (anomalies) in English
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World War II history buffs noticed the anomalies, and began asking questions.
Wired
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Moreover, these cases present other anomalies that make each one relatively unique.
Pubmed
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Data on children were obtained regarding birth weight, congenital anomalies, and development.
Pubmed
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The above-mentioned facial anomalies provide sufficient reason to consider performing cytogenic evaluation.
Pubmed
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Some of the fundamental defects and anomalies in the present system include:
The Irish Times
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But there are some anomalies within the law protecting them, he said.
Radio NZ
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It can lead to higher rates of miscarriage, still-births and congenital anomalies.
The South African
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Conclusions: All Holt-Oram syndrome patients in this study showed cardiac septal anomalies.
Pubmed
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A new classification for congenital upper-extremity anomalies was first published in 2010.
Pubmed
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Higher scores for minor physical anomalies were associated with greater dermatoglyphic asymmetry.
Pubmed
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It's made some people nervous and has, admittedly, given rise to anomalies.
The Daily Telegraph
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Background: Fetal imaging for congenital anomalies increases pregnancy terminations late in gestation.
Pubmed
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However, the molecular and genetic underpinnings of thalamic connectivity anomalies are unclear.
Pubmed
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All seven pregnancies had multiple congenital anomalies identified by level II ultrasound.
Pubmed
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Congenital anomalies have a significant impact on NICU outcomes and resource use.
Pubmed
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There were geographic anomalies in building a data center in wintry Finland.
Wired
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