what is aberrate ?

aberrate 

Meaning of aberrate in English: 
aberrate use as verb 
to veer off from what is typical or amend 
1.no protest get sidetracked; to veer off from a standard course or method of conduct. 
2.with protest Chiefly US. To mutilate, to cause deviation in. 
3.aberrate - wander from the normal; "The President aberrated from being an immaculate refined man" 
withdraw, veer off, shift, separate - be at fluctuation with; be out of line with 
4.aberrate - veer or go astray from the straight pathaberrate - separate or stray from the straight way; create distortion; "The surfaces of the inward focal point might be proportioned in order to aberrate precisely equivalent to the arched focal point" 
optics - the part of material science that reviews the physical properties of light 
withdraw, go astray, shift, veer - be at difference with; be out of line with 
separate or go amiss from the straight way; deliver abnormality 
"The surfaces of the inward focal point might be proportioned in order to aberrate precisely equivalent to the raised focal point" 
Cause of aberrate word. 
Mid eighteenth century; most punctual utilize found in Benjamin Martin (bap. 1705, d. 1782), teacher on science and creator of logical instruments. From traditional Latin aberrat-, past participial stem of aberrare aberr. 

Use Examples 

That is to say, no doubt in his aberrated way that truly, it did. 
The ladies would have the capacity to carry into impact a few laws managing spaceflight, among them the one against stowaways, and particularly that specific one about aberrated guys sneaking into space and submitting suicide. 
Be that as it may, in this flighty and aberrated mind thoughts superpose themselves on one another, at that point pass away, and those which vanish leave their shadow on those which pursue. 
In this case the brain of the patient is observed to be in an unfortunately aberrated condition.