Aberrant
Aberrant adjective - Departing from some accepted standard of what is normal.
Usage example: aberrant behavior can be a sign of rabies in a wild animal
Regular
Regular adjective - Having or showing the qualities associated with the members of a particular group or kind.
Usage example: was just a regular guy who preferred hanging out with friends
Both words in one sentence
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The Z in '-ize' and 'lyse' does not simplify spelling, because the regular spelling for these words ending in similar sounds is S, and so a Z is aberrant.
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In the White Wolf roleplaying game Aberrant, regular humans (those without superpowers) are referred to as "baselines," often in a derogatory fashion by the more arrogant of the superpowered Novas.
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Turns out Aberrations are the Ultimate Quest versions of regular enemies, and with the release of Ultimate Quests a few months later came Aberrant versions of other enemies.
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