aberration in Irish
aberration in Irish is iomrall, seachrán, saobhadh — aberration means something that departs noticeably from what is normal, expected, or typical.
aberration in Irish
iomrall
seachrán
saobhadh
A mental disorder, especially one of a minor or temporary character. [Early 19th century.]
What does "aberration" mean?
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noun Something that departs noticeably from what is normal, expected, or typical.
"The company called the loss a temporary aberration, not a trend."
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noun (optics) A defect in a lens or mirror that prevents light from focusing perfectly.
"The telescope's image was blurred by chromatic aberration."
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aberration in a sentence
- The company called the loss a temporary aberration, not a trend.
- Her outburst was an aberration — she's usually calm and patient.
- The telescope's image was blurred by chromatic aberration.
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What is "aberration" in Irish?
"aberration" in Irish is iomrall, seachrán, saobhadh. aberration means: Something that departs noticeably from what is normal, expected, or typical.
How do you use "aberration" in a sentence?
Example: "The company called the loss a temporary aberration, not a trend." In Irish, "aberration" is iomrall, seachrán, saobhadh.
Are there other ways to say "aberration" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "aberration": iomrall, seachrán, saobhadh.
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