Having deviated from a normal course or standard; characterized by aberration.
From 'aberrate' (verb) + '-ed' (past participle/adjectival suffix). This form emerged in scientific English to describe things that have undergone or display aberrant deviation.
In optical science, 'aberrated' describes light rays that don't focus properly—the term is deeply technical but perfectly describes the problem: the light has literally wandered from where it should be.
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