aberrant

03 September 03:16

    From Latin , actually out of centre, from Greek: ekkentros, not accepting the aforementioned centre.

    #Not at or in the .

    #Not

    #: an aberrant or

    #Having a altered center.

    #Deviating from the ; behaving accidentally or differently.

    #: He has become absolutely aberrant over the years.

    # (of a motion) adjoin or in the adverse administration of abbreviating of a muscle. (E.g. flexion of the lower arm while coil the tricep; aperture of the jaw while coil the masseter). (Antonym: )

    #A or with its off centre, giving a .

    #One who does not like others.

    # a

    ;off-centre wheel

    ;person who does not behave like others

centre, eccentric, ,

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