Anomalous

adjective departing from the usual course; deviating from the norm; abnormal

• The scientist noticed an aberrant result in his experiment that did not align with the expected outcome.
• Her behavior at the party was quite aberrant compared to how she usually acts.
• I can't believe he did something so aberrant, it's totally out of character for him.
• The artist's painting featured an aberrant color scheme that made it stand out among the other pieces.

noun a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically one that is unwelcome

• The scientist considered the unexpected result to be an aberration in his data.
• That weird data point was a total aberration, dude.
• The glitch in the system was a total aberration, like, what even happened?
• Her behavior at the party was an aberration from her usual reserved demeanor.

noun a person or thing that is abnormal

adjective deviating from what is normal or usual; not typical

• The results of the medical tests showed abnormal levels of certain enzymes.
• She thought it was abnormal for him to eat ice cream for breakfast every day.
• I heard that party was really abnormal, with people dancing on the tables and everything.
• His behavior at work was abnormal, like a fish out of water.

noun a deviation from what is normal or typical

• The doctor detected an abnormality in the patient's blood test results.
• There was something abnormal in the test results the doctor found.
• The test results were totally whack with some abnormality showing up.
• The abnormality in the data was like a red flag waving in front of us.