Abberation (noun)
ab-er-ay-shun
The act of departing from the right, normal, or usual course.
Aberration was first recorded in 1585–95 and comes from the Latin word aberrātiōn-, “distraction, diversion, relief (from pain or sorrow).”
Example sentences
“The vibrant colours of the artwork bounced off the canvas, an abberation to the muted tones of other works in the gallery.”
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