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nounWord forms: plural -lies

something anomalous

deviation from the normal or usual order, type, etc; irregularity

3. astronomy

a. Also called: true anomaly

the angle between a planet, the sun, and the previous perihelion of the planet

b. Also called: eccentric anomaly

the angle between the periapsis of a particular point on a circle round the orbit as seen from the centre of the orbit. This point is obtained by producing a perpendicular to the major axis of the ellipse through the orbiting body until it reaches the circumference of the circle

c. Also called: mean anomaly

the angle between the periapsis of an orbit and the position of an imaginary body orbiting at a constant angular speed and in the same period as the real orbiting body

4. geology

a. Also called: gravity anomaly

a deviation from the normal value of gravity at the earth's surface, caused by density differences at depth, for example those caused by a buried mineral body

b. Also called: magnetic anomaly

a magnetic field, for example one produced by a buried mineral body, that deviates from an expected or standard value, usually that of the earth's magnetic field

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释义	Trends of anomaly View usage for: anomaly (ənɒməli) Word forms: plural anomalies countable noun If something is an anomaly, it is different from what is usual or expected. [formal] The computer's software detected an anomaly caused by a virus. Synonyms: irregularity, departure, exception, abnormality More Synonyms of anomaly anomaly in British English (əˈnɒməlɪ) nounWord forms: plural -lies 1. something anomalous 2. deviation from the normal or usual order, type, etc; irregularity 3. astronomy a. Also called: true anomaly the angle between a planet, the sun, and the previous perihelion of the planet b. Also called: eccentric anomaly the angle between the periapsis of a particular point on a circle round the orbit as seen from the centre of the orbit. This point is obtained by producing a perpendicular to the major axis of the ellipse through the orbiting body until it reaches the circumference of the circle c. Also called: mean anomaly the angle between the periapsis of an orbit and the position of an imaginary body orbiting at a constant angular speed and in the same period as the real orbiting body 4. geology a. Also called: gravity anomaly a deviation from the normal value of gravity at the earth's surface, caused by density differences at depth, for example those caused by a buried mineral body b. Also called: magnetic anomaly a magnetic field, for example one produced by a buried mineral body, that deviates from an expected or standard value, usually that of the earth's magnetic field Derived forms anomalistic (aˌnomaˈlistic) or anomalistical (aˌnomaˈlistical) adjective anomalistically (aˌnomaˈlistically) adverb anomaly in American English (əˈnɑməli) nounWord forms: plural aˈnomalies 1. departure from the regular arrangement, general rule, or usual method; abnormality 2. anything anomalous 3. Astronomy a measurement used for any orbiting body, as a planet's angular distance around its orbit from its perihelion, taken as if viewed from the sun Word origin L anomalia < Gr anōmalia, inequality: see anomalous Examples of 'anomaly' in a sentence anomaly This anomaly would be ended if a slightly smaller set of stumps was drawn onscreen. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Were the rapid advances of the silicon era a historical anomaly? Times, Sunday Times (2015) Which throws up a few apparent anomalies. Times, Sunday Times (2008) When will its team discover two million viewers have gone missing through one of their anomalies? The Sun (2007) How should we explain this strange anomaly? Times, Sunday Times (2014) The evidence from more recent data and surveys suggests that that was no statistical anomaly. Times, Sunday Times (2011) He had argued strongly in favour of them because they ended anomalies in the tax system. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This was because of a historical anomaly. Times, Sunday Times (2015) It also explains the apparent anomalies. Times, Sunday Times (2013) This has led to strange anomalies. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Defeat would be a statistical anomaly. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Nor was his Lordship persuaded that there was any real anomaly. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We did not need a magnetic anomaly - the whole country is an anomaly. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But this is one of those anomalies that can work to savers' advantage. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The Chancellor has already taken steps to end this anomaly in the case of churches. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Let's watch a massive magnetic anomaly. Times, Sunday Times (2013) This strange anomaly will gradually spread across Britain over the coming years. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Most of these deaths occur in the first month of life and are directly linked either to congenital anomalies or to low birth weight. Bee, Helen The Developing Child (7th edn.) (1995) That seems a real anomaly. Times, Sunday Times (2012) But there's one anomaly that really bothers me... the ability to make new friends. The Sun (2013) We know why it has happened, but it's a historical anomaly and indefensible in democratic terms. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Other than death caused by low birth weight or congenital anomalies, sudden infant death syndrome is the most common cause of death in the first year. Bee, Helen The Developing Child (7th edn.) (1995) Various theories have been put forward to account for this apparent anomaly; and the explanation now seems to lie in the method used in preparing the remedies. Shreeve, Dr Caroline M Lower Your Blood Pressure in 4 Easy Stages (1989) In other languages anomaly British English: anomaly NOUN If something is an anomaly, it is different from what is usual or expected. The law was amended to remove this anomaly. American English: anomaly Brazilian Portuguese: anomalia Chinese: 反常的事物 European Spanish: anomalía French: anomalie German: Anomalie Italian: anomalia Japanese: 例外 Korean: 이례적인 것 European Portuguese: anomalia Latin American Spanish: anomalía All related terms of 'anomaly' mean anomaly something anomalous true anomaly something anomalous gravity anomaly a deviation from the normal value of gravity at the earth's surface, caused by density differences at depth , for example those caused by a buried mineral body eccentric anomaly something anomalous magnetic anomaly something anomalous (noun) in the sense of irregularity Definition something that deviates from the normal Their wariness of opera is an anomaly in Europe. Synonyms irregularity charges arising from alleged financial irregularities departure exception an exception to the usual rule abnormality Genetic abnormalities are sometimes associated with paternal DNA. rarity inconsistency deviation a clear example of deviation from the norm eccentricity We all have our little eccentricities. oddity the oddities of the Welsh legal system aberration The incident was not just an aberration, not just a single incident. peculiarity the peculiarity of her behaviour incongruity Additional synonyms in the sense of aberration Definition a sudden change from what is normal, accurate, or correct The incident was not just an aberration, not just a single incident. Synonyms anomaly, exception, defect, abnormality, inconsistency, deviation, quirk, peculiarity, divergence, departure, irregularity, incongruity, aberrancy in the sense of abnormality Genetic abnormalities are sometimes associated with paternal DNA. Synonyms anomaly, flaw, rarity, deviation, oddity, aberration, exception, peculiarity, deformity, irregularity, malformation in the sense of deviation a clear example of deviation from the norm Synonyms departure, change, variation, shift, alteration, discrepancy, inconsistency, disparity, aberration, variance, divergence, fluctuation, irregularity, digression Nearby words of anomaly anodyne anoint anomalous anomaly anon anonymity anonymous Synonyms of 'anomaly' anomaly Explore 'anomaly' in the dictionary
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