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\"\"<\/a>Varying or deviating from the usual or normal course, form, or location.<\/p>\n

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Off the usual or normal course.<\/p>\n

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Different from the normal.<\/p>\n

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Deviating from the typical or normal state (e.g., having an abnormal chromosome number); wandering (e.g., in relation to a person\u2019s speech).<\/p>\n

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Usually applied to a blood vessel or nerve that does not follow its normal course.<\/p>\n

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In the realm of medical terminology, there exists a term denoting an aberration from the norm. This particular word finds frequent application when referring to blood vessels or nerves that stray from their designated pathways.<\/p>\n

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A deviation from the expected path or standard. For instance, if an artery is discovered in an unusual location compared to its typical position, it is considered aberrant.<\/p>\n

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