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anomalous

[ə′näm·ə·ləs]
(science and technology)
Deviating from the normal; irregular.
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Second, it notes that the proposed theory is not subject to some familiar objections to classical theories, nor to eccentricity or anomalousness complaints.
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In this way, Stokes's recognition of the sheer, strange anomalousness of the all-male stage and a commitment to recontextualizing it within the theatrical world beyond the playhouse walls is a crucial starting point for future research.
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