aberrance , auch: aberrancy

It is not aberrance, he wanted to cry at her.

That was the most powerful term for aberrance in currency.

Most of us are not truly interested in aberrance.

Despite the growing aberrance of his thrusts, he still kept driving himself into her with wild abandon.

Most of humanity still finds aberrance threatening.

In underestimating the aberrance of its characters, "Betrayed" further trivializes its explosive subject.

"Is this aberrance under control?"

Their aberrance afflicted them.

Tax dodging is merely one strand of aberrance that is woven into the fabric of contemporary Greece.

The private police force and staff who control Aberrance are next-generation Un-Men created by Cranius.

The insectoid Un-Men are freed in Aberrance, showing the ability to "infect" over beings.

The aberrance of Leontes's jealous rage, an instant mind-boggler, must be more coherently motivated, obsessive as it is.

He is found in aberrance by his third son Predslav, a monk, arriving to encourage him and beg for his brothers to lift their death sentence.

But aberrance is the last label I would slap on Diller & Scofidio, even in ironic jest.

My sense of Roy shifts back and forth ceaselessly, from perceptions of basic normality to those of extreme aberrance, from guarded trust to deep unease.

Aberrance is shut down, and Kilcrop aids Cranius into finding a cure able to give Niko her human self back.

That gaffs believe that Kane will return to avenge the hostile takeover of Aberrance by Cranius and the other original Un-Men.

Then he had had a period of temporary mental aberrance during which he had sought a political solution to what he saw as a great danger: reproduction by defectives.

I can assure her that defendants with no previous criminal history are regularly treated leniently in unpublicized cases of emotional aberrance, especially where no physical harm has befallen the victim.

"Asiya's Aberrance," I Go to the Ruined Place: Contemporary Poems in Defense of Global Human Rights, ed.

Since Vertigo cancelled the issue, the plotline about Niko Parish and the still-living Un-Men and gaffs of Aberrance is likely to stay unresolved.

How the author presents Rudolph, and what she does with him, is by turns a fiction, an essay and a Punch-and-Judy show about the comedy, the aberrance and the futility of power.

Tejef seized Daniel's wrist when he ventured to touch her, but the human only stared at him as if he realized the aberrance of an iduve who could not rule his own temper.

Niko, the only one able to tell Kilcrop of the plot, is shushed under the threat of revealing her past before Aberrance: a wanted felon for killing her abusive father.

There was the aberrance of talking with someone whose face she would never see, the unease at meeting with another counselor outside the chamber, and, underlying it all, the irrational but age-old fear of contagion.