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1.        aberrant   : markedly different from an accepted norm Hitler’s derived personality profile also suggested that he probably had schizophrenic tendencies, including excessive grandiosity and  aberrant  thinking. Scientific American (Dec 19, 2011) 2.        abeyance temporary cessation or suspension “Usually, at the conclusion of the proceedings, final disposition was held in  abeyance , and the alien would remain on bond,” Ms. Galvin wrote. New York Times (Feb 18, 2012) 3.        abscond run away, often taking something or somebody along Police have said they are seeking help in locating a prisoner who  absconded  from a healthcare facility in Belfast. 4.        abstemious marked by temperance in indulgence Garnishes were simple,  abstemious  yet effective players on the plate: squash risotto, puréed fennel, bacon-onion jam. New York Times (Nov 20, 2010) 5.        abstruse difficult to understand Other artists produce maddeningly  abstruse  drawings that relate to their better-