[DOC] [TLE] English Vocabulary (Greer) Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] verb (intransitive); to take away a desirable part; to diminish (Latin: Detractus - To 
.... adjective; lacking taste, zest, or flavor; stale; dull (Latin: vapid - having lost its 
.... expected course; a departure from the normal (Latin: aberdare - to go astray). [DOC] [TLE] aberration (mental disorder) - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus [PAR] "a wandering, straying", from Latin aberrationem (nominative aberratio) "a. ... A 
departure from the normal or typical | [psychology] A disorder or abnormal 
alteration in one's . ... which occurs when light rays strike a lens or mirror near its 
edge | Chromatic . ... diversion, from aberrtus, past participle of aberrre, to go 
astray: . [DOC] [TLE] Brain Pickings  Page 356  An inventory of the meaningful life. [PAR] ... necessary its control by education because of its natural tendency to go astray, 
and ... Our ability to cultivate the powers of curiosity and reap its fruits, however, 
.... but the normal way of coining a new word is to use a Latin or Greek root with 
the ... has now no meaning except in so far as it signifies something not 
desirable. [DOC] [TLE] Demystification of Theological Terms Via Etymolgy - SlideShare [PAR] Oct 31, 2015 ... Head of the Talk2to@yahoo.com 08139584644 Procurator(Latin. procurare). ... 
To go astray (departure from the normal or desirable) Ab ..... by God in such a 
way that its denial is condemned by the Church as heresy) see De... [DOC] [TLE] Isaiah 53:6 - All of us like sheep... - Verse-by-Verse Commentary [PAR] It is universal in its nature, and naturally conveys the idea that there was no 
limitation ..... it wanders less than it will do in the Oriental plains, where for it to go 
astray is to ... The Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Persian, and Egyptian tongues were 
spoken ..... we shall never know how desirable is that remedy which Christ has 
brought to... [DOC] [TLE] Declamatory Grandeur: Johnson and Juvenal - JStor [PAR] 4 "Although upset by the departure of an old friend, nevertheless I ... which as 
sensitive a Latin poet as Samuel Johnson?he cor rected a .... Hence it is easy to 
go astray when trying to determine the ..... beyond its normal close to create an 
especially elevated pass ... verse is probably desirable to discover how much 
Juvenal. [DOC] [TLE] The Grammar of English Grammars/Part II - Wikisource, the free ... [PAR] Aug 18, 2016 ... The noun thing, or its plural things, will suit almost any adjective; as, ..... appeared 
terrible to Cicero, indifferent to Socrates, desirable to Cato. ..... and are 
consequently reckoned adverbs; as, To go astray,--To turn .... in the habit of 
supplying its place by the Latin preposition per, by; as, "Board, at $2 per week... [DOC] [TLE] marketing authorization of pharmaceutical products with special ... [PAR] desirable for evaluators of therapeutic equivalence to have practical experience 
of ... The DRA should cultivate an attitude among its staff of independent thinking, 
impartiality and pride in ..... are far less likely to go astray when clear procedures 
are in place. .... decisions taken and any departures from normal (written) policy. [DOC] [TLE] Selected Essays on Political Economy - Online Library of Liberty [PAR] Often, the sweeter the first fruit of a habit, the more bitter are its later fruits: for ...... 
It is the law itself that carries on this war, and what would be desirable, to my 
mind, is that ...... It is not a point of departure; it is a point of culmination. ...... which 
an intelligent and conscientious person can be afflicted is to go astray at this 
point. [DOC] [TLE] Practical Ethics - Emil OW Kirkegaard [PAR] ics has become a classic introduction to applied ethics since its publication in ..... 
our reasoning is more likely to go astray if we lack a grasp of its foundations. [DOC] [TLE] A critical review of recent trends in second language syllabus design ... [PAR] Aug 18

Question: From the Latin for "to go astray", it's a departure from what is normal or desirable
Answer: Aberration