"aberrationality" meaning in English

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          "text": "The violence, lasciviousness and aberrationality of these images reflect nothing but the normative deviance of contemporary Japanese mass culture. Sidestepping questions of meaning, the fabrication of this impactful imagery assumes […]",
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        "(rare) The state of being aberrational."
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