Definition of anomalous in English:

anomalous

adjectiveəˈnɒm(ə)ləsəˈnɑmələs

Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected.
不按常规的，反常的；不规则的，例外的
an anomalous situation
异常情况。
sentences which are grammatically anomalous
语法不规则的句子。
Example sentencesExamples
- Most climate scientists agree that this recent warming is anomalous, but debate continues about its source.
- There was some sort of anomalous weather pattern that went through eastern Pennsylvania.
- The situation was in practical terms unenforceable and grossly anomalous.
- And if you really are too stupid to understand it, how can you claim its findings are counterintuitive and anomalous?
- If indeed a chemical reaction is taking place we have another very anomalous situation.
- They are framed as women first and politicians second, and they're seen as anomalous.
- It says the trial was too short, there was inadequate independent monitoring and technical reports and anomalous results.
- For a country aspiring to join the European Union, to tolerate such behaviour was anomalous, he said.
- Firstly, these results are anomalous - they do not fit into the pattern established by previous studies.
- It was already known empirically that this was the case, but no one had been able to understand why this apparently anomalous behaviour should be so.
- His school still has more than 40 anomalous results and about three times the number of normal exam appeals.
- For this reason, such rights seem anomalous today, at a time when intervention in the name of human rights is prevalent.
- Crime fiction offers a framework in which to pursue our curiosity about anomalous behaviour, it hooks us, as might a car crash on the motorway.
- Down through the ages philosophers and poets have mused on humankind's anomalous place within the natural order.
- Media analysts tend to overlook how anomalous the existence of a big, central media is in this country.
- First, and most importantly, it will bring to an end an anomalous exception to the basic premise that there should be a remedy for a wrong.
- On the other hand, numerous human behaviours seem anomalous from the evolutionary point of view.
- That would seem to be a very anomalous surprising kind of result.
- If the survey year was anomalous, it could have thrown the trend line completely out of whack.
- The existence of two governing bodies is anomalous and detrimental.
Synonyms
abnormal, atypical, non-typical, irregular, aberrant, exceptional, freak, freakish, odd, bizarre, peculiar, unusual, out of the ordinary, inconsistent, incongruous, deviant, deviating, divergent, eccentric
rare, singular

Derivatives

anomalously

adverbəˈnɒm(ə)ləsliəˈnɑmələsli

‘The issue, really, this year is the anomalously warm sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic,’ said Frank Lepore of the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida.
Example sentencesExamples
- The beacon was surrounded by an anomalously flat area about 100 meters in diameter; anyone going for the beacon would be completely exposed for the last few seconds, an easy target for a concealed marksman.
- The curators are clearly aware that Dyce - who was older than the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood - sits rather anomalously in the exhibition, yet surely and rightly felt that it would be unthinkable to omit the painter of Pegwell Bay.
- The number of calves born in 1999 and 2000 was found to be low following two feeding seasons that were shortened by anomalously cold winters with extensive ice coverage.
- It's added a rare touch of glamour to the club, whose space-age stadium squats anomalously on the edge of a determinedly humdrum town.

anomalousness

noun

Our design maintains records of event likelihood, from which we approximate the anomalousness of a given packet.
Example sentencesExamples
- Here the anomalousness or asymmetry of the parabola is much less apparent - indeed the circle would seem a more obvious choice in the ‘one of these things is not like the others’ game.
- It is a text whose supposed anomalousness has often caused it to be read out of context - or not to be read at all.
- It shows the degree of anomalousness with respect to best fitting class at each location.
- ‘To imagine oneself a gypsy,’ she writes, ‘is to escape, in some sense, from conventional femininity; it is also to claim kinship with those who mirror and explain one's anomalousness’.

Origin

Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek anōmalos (from an- 'not' + homalos 'even') + -ous.

Definition of anomalous in US English:

anomalous

adjectiveəˈnɑmələsəˈnämələs

Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected.
不按常规的，反常的；不规则的，例外的
an anomalous situation
异常情况。
sentences that are grammatically anomalous
语法不规则的句子。
Example sentencesExamples
- For a country aspiring to join the European Union, to tolerate such behaviour was anomalous, he said.
- Firstly, these results are anomalous - they do not fit into the pattern established by previous studies.
- That would seem to be a very anomalous surprising kind of result.
- For this reason, such rights seem anomalous today, at a time when intervention in the name of human rights is prevalent.
- If indeed a chemical reaction is taking place we have another very anomalous situation.
- If the survey year was anomalous, it could have thrown the trend line completely out of whack.
- They are framed as women first and politicians second, and they're seen as anomalous.
- Media analysts tend to overlook how anomalous the existence of a big, central media is in this country.
- It says the trial was too short, there was inadequate independent monitoring and technical reports and anomalous results.
- The situation was in practical terms unenforceable and grossly anomalous.
- On the other hand, numerous human behaviours seem anomalous from the evolutionary point of view.
- First, and most importantly, it will bring to an end an anomalous exception to the basic premise that there should be a remedy for a wrong.
- It was already known empirically that this was the case, but no one had been able to understand why this apparently anomalous behaviour should be so.
- Crime fiction offers a framework in which to pursue our curiosity about anomalous behaviour, it hooks us, as might a car crash on the motorway.
- His school still has more than 40 anomalous results and about three times the number of normal exam appeals.
- Down through the ages philosophers and poets have mused on humankind's anomalous place within the natural order.
- Most climate scientists agree that this recent warming is anomalous, but debate continues about its source.
- And if you really are too stupid to understand it, how can you claim its findings are counterintuitive and anomalous?
- There was some sort of anomalous weather pattern that went through eastern Pennsylvania.
- The existence of two governing bodies is anomalous and detrimental.
Synonyms
abnormal, atypical, non-typical, irregular, aberrant, exceptional, freak, freakish, odd, bizarre, peculiar, unusual, out of the ordinary, inconsistent, incongruous, deviant, deviating, divergent, eccentric

Origin

Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek anōmalos (from an- ‘not’ + homalos ‘even’) + -ous.

单词	anomalous
释义	Definition of anomalous in English: anomalous adjectiveəˈnɒm(ə)ləsəˈnɑmələs Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected. 不按常规的，反常的；不规则的，例外的 an anomalous situation 异常情况。 sentences which are grammatically anomalous 语法不规则的句子。 Example sentencesExamples Most climate scientists agree that this recent warming is anomalous, but debate continues about its source. There was some sort of anomalous weather pattern that went through eastern Pennsylvania. The situation was in practical terms unenforceable and grossly anomalous. And if you really are too stupid to understand it, how can you claim its findings are counterintuitive and anomalous? If indeed a chemical reaction is taking place we have another very anomalous situation. They are framed as women first and politicians second, and they're seen as anomalous. It says the trial was too short, there was inadequate independent monitoring and technical reports and anomalous results. For a country aspiring to join the European Union, to tolerate such behaviour was anomalous, he said. Firstly, these results are anomalous - they do not fit into the pattern established by previous studies. It was already known empirically that this was the case, but no one had been able to understand why this apparently anomalous behaviour should be so. His school still has more than 40 anomalous results and about three times the number of normal exam appeals. For this reason, such rights seem anomalous today, at a time when intervention in the name of human rights is prevalent. Crime fiction offers a framework in which to pursue our curiosity about anomalous behaviour, it hooks us, as might a car crash on the motorway. Down through the ages philosophers and poets have mused on humankind's anomalous place within the natural order. Media analysts tend to overlook how anomalous the existence of a big, central media is in this country. First, and most importantly, it will bring to an end an anomalous exception to the basic premise that there should be a remedy for a wrong. On the other hand, numerous human behaviours seem anomalous from the evolutionary point of view. That would seem to be a very anomalous surprising kind of result. If the survey year was anomalous, it could have thrown the trend line completely out of whack. The existence of two governing bodies is anomalous and detrimental. Synonyms abnormal, atypical, non-typical, irregular, aberrant, exceptional, freak, freakish, odd, bizarre, peculiar, unusual, out of the ordinary, inconsistent, incongruous, deviant, deviating, divergent, eccentric rare, singular Derivatives anomalously adverbəˈnɒm(ə)ləsliəˈnɑmələsli ‘The issue, really, this year is the anomalously warm sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic,’ said Frank Lepore of the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida. Example sentencesExamples The beacon was surrounded by an anomalously flat area about 100 meters in diameter; anyone going for the beacon would be completely exposed for the last few seconds, an easy target for a concealed marksman. The curators are clearly aware that Dyce - who was older than the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood - sits rather anomalously in the exhibition, yet surely and rightly felt that it would be unthinkable to omit the painter of Pegwell Bay. The number of calves born in 1999 and 2000 was found to be low following two feeding seasons that were shortened by anomalously cold winters with extensive ice coverage. It's added a rare touch of glamour to the club, whose space-age stadium squats anomalously on the edge of a determinedly humdrum town. anomalousness noun Our design maintains records of event likelihood, from which we approximate the anomalousness of a given packet. Example sentencesExamples Here the anomalousness or asymmetry of the parabola is much less apparent - indeed the circle would seem a more obvious choice in the ‘one of these things is not like the others’ game. It is a text whose supposed anomalousness has often caused it to be read out of context - or not to be read at all. It shows the degree of anomalousness with respect to best fitting class at each location. ‘To imagine oneself a gypsy,’ she writes, ‘is to escape, in some sense, from conventional femininity; it is also to claim kinship with those who mirror and explain one's anomalousness’. Origin Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek anōmalos (from an- 'not' + homalos 'even') + -ous. Definition of anomalous in US English: anomalous adjectiveəˈnɑmələsəˈnämələs Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected. 不按常规的，反常的；不规则的，例外的 an anomalous situation 异常情况。 sentences that are grammatically anomalous 语法不规则的句子。 Example sentencesExamples For a country aspiring to join the European Union, to tolerate such behaviour was anomalous, he said. Firstly, these results are anomalous - they do not fit into the pattern established by previous studies. That would seem to be a very anomalous surprising kind of result. For this reason, such rights seem anomalous today, at a time when intervention in the name of human rights is prevalent. If indeed a chemical reaction is taking place we have another very anomalous situation. If the survey year was anomalous, it could have thrown the trend line completely out of whack. They are framed as women first and politicians second, and they're seen as anomalous. Media analysts tend to overlook how anomalous the existence of a big, central media is in this country. It says the trial was too short, there was inadequate independent monitoring and technical reports and anomalous results. The situation was in practical terms unenforceable and grossly anomalous. On the other hand, numerous human behaviours seem anomalous from the evolutionary point of view. First, and most importantly, it will bring to an end an anomalous exception to the basic premise that there should be a remedy for a wrong. It was already known empirically that this was the case, but no one had been able to understand why this apparently anomalous behaviour should be so. Crime fiction offers a framework in which to pursue our curiosity about anomalous behaviour, it hooks us, as might a car crash on the motorway. His school still has more than 40 anomalous results and about three times the number of normal exam appeals. Down through the ages philosophers and poets have mused on humankind's anomalous place within the natural order. Most climate scientists agree that this recent warming is anomalous, but debate continues about its source. And if you really are too stupid to understand it, how can you claim its findings are counterintuitive and anomalous? There was some sort of anomalous weather pattern that went through eastern Pennsylvania. The existence of two governing bodies is anomalous and detrimental. Synonyms abnormal, atypical, non-typical, irregular, aberrant, exceptional, freak, freakish, odd, bizarre, peculiar, unusual, out of the ordinary, inconsistent, incongruous, deviant, deviating, divergent, eccentric Origin Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek anōmalos (from an- ‘not’ + homalos ‘even’) + -ous.
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