anomalous
61anomalous — UK [əˈnɒmələs] / US [əˈnɑmələs] adjective formal unusual or unexpected …
62anomalous — a•nom•a•lous [[t]əˈnɒm ə ləs[/t]] adj. 1) deviating from the common order, form, or rule; irregular; abnormal 2) not fitting into a common, familiar, or expected type or pattern; unusual 3) incongruous or inconsistent • Etymology: 1640–50; (<… …
63anomalous — /əˈnɒmələs/ (say uh nomuhluhs) adjective deviating from the common rule, type, or form; abnormal; irregular. {Latin anōmalus, from Greek anōmalos irregular} –anomalously, adverb –anomalousness, noun …
64anomalous — a. self contradictory; abnormal; out of harmony; irregular …
65anomalous — /anomalas/ Deviating from common rule, method, or type. Irregular; exceptional; abnormal; unusual …
66anomalous — /anomalas/ Deviating from common rule, method, or type. Irregular; exceptional; abnormal; unusual …
67anomalous — Something very unusual; something which cannot be related to anything in the ordinary course of events …
68anomalous — adj. having an irregular or deviant feature; abnormal. Derivatives: anomalously adv. anomalousness n. Etymology: LL anomalus f. Gk anomalos (as AN (1), homalos even) …
69anomalous dispersion — Physics. a sudden change in the refractive index of a material for wavelengths in the vicinity of absorption bands in the spectrum of the material. [1880 85] * * * …
70anomalous Zeeman effect — Physics, Optics. See under Zeeman effect. * * * …
