aberration

He can only hope it is an aberration and not a portent for a grim autumn campaign before his secondment with the British and Irish Lions.

“Things have gone so far in the pro-choice direction that it became sort of an aberration of the rights that women have fought for, where those rights no longer even seem like human rights.”

Smith’s drop off Salman was an aberration - as bad as it gets for a Test keeper.

Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon famously described working from home as an “aberration”.

Trump can still feel like an aberration to those of us who are older — a singular figure who hijacked the “true” GOP and remade it in his own image.