Meanings
adjectiveaberational (comparative more aberational, superlative most aberational)
comparative more aberational · superlative most aberational
- Synonym of aberrant.
It is shown that these multiplicities are avoided by means of the suggested procedure and that the solutions singled out are sensible, i.e., do not possess peculiar or aberational properties.
1983, Bennett T. McCallum, “On Non-Uniqueness in Rational Expectations Models: An Attempt at Perspective”, in Journal of Monetary Economics, 11 (1983), 139--168, p. 140fSynonyms: aberrant
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adjectiveSynonym of aberrant.
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