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aberrant

[Adjetivo]

different from the usual and accepted way

aberrante

Ex: The weather patterns this year have been aberrant for this region .Los patrones climáticos este año han sido **aberrantes** para esta región.

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aberration

[Sustantivo]

something that is different from what is expected and normal

aberración

Ex: The peaceful protest turning violent was viewed as an aberration.La protesta pacífica que se volvió violenta fue vista como una **aberración**.

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anomalous

[Adjetivo]

not consistent with what is considered to be expected

anómalo

Ex: The report contained an anomalous figure that did n't match the others .El informe contenía una cifra **anómala** que no coincidía con las demás.

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atypical

[Adjetivo]

differing from what is usual, expected, or standard

atípico

Ex: His atypical behavior raised concerns among his friends .Su comportamiento **atípico** generó preocupación entre sus amigos.

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avant-garde

[Adjetivo]

innovative, experimental, or unconventional in style or approach, especially in the arts

vanguardista

Ex: In the realm of visual art, avant-garde painters explore new forms of expression, pushing the boundaries of traditional techniques to create groundbreaking works that defy categorization.En el ámbito del arte visual, los pintores **de vanguardia** exploran nuevas formas de expresión, ampliando los límites de las técnicas tradicionales para crear obras innovadoras que desafían la categorización.

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errant

[Adjetivo]

deviating from proper behavior, rules, or the expected path

errante

Ex: Scholars have debated whether Shakespeare 's attribution contained errant credit for works not actually authored by him .La gerencia disciplinó al empleado **errante** por ignorar repetidamente los protocolos de seguridad.

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heterodox

[Adjetivo]

diverging from established norms

heterodoxo

Ex: Despite its heterodox nature , the new economic theory gained traction among progressive thinkers .El físico ganó atención por una hipótesis **heterodoxa** sobre la materia oscura que contradecía los modelos predominantes.

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iconoclastic

[Adjetivo]

marked by rejection of traditional doctrines, norms, or power structures

iconoclasta, subversivo

Ex: A handful of iconoclastic scientists questioned the bedrock assumptions of their field .**Un puñado de científicos iconoclastas** cuestionó los supuestos fundamentales de su campo.

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quaint

[Adjetivo]

curiously distinct, unique, or unusual

curioso

Ex: The town was filled with quaint cottages, each with its own unique charm.El pueblo estaba lleno de **pintorescos** cottages, cada uno con su propio encanto único.

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circuitous

[Adjetivo]

(of a route) longer and more indirect than the most direct course

enrevesado

Ex: She took a circuitous route home to avoid the busy downtown area .Tomó una ruta **indirecta** a casa para evitar el concurrido centro de la ciudad.

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labile

[Adjetivo]

unstable in condition

inestable, variable

Ex: The relationship was labile, prone to sudden disagreements .La relación era **lábil**, propensa a desacuerdos repentinos.

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zany

[Adjetivo]

absurdly foolish

chiflado

Ex: The zany professor was known for his unconventional teaching methods, using props and costumes to bring his lectures to life and engage his students' interest.

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to blow hot and cold

[Frase]

to change one's opinions about something often and quickly, sometimes being enthusiastic and other times indifferent or negative

ser veleta, mudar a todos los vientos

Ex: Investors often blow hot and cold, which makes the market unpredictable.

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