Imagine you're hiking in the woods, and you come across a bizarre and unusual plant. Its leaves are neon pink, and its stem is twisted and gnarled. You've never seen anything like it before – it's completely aberrant from any other plant you've ever encountered.

Close your eyes and visualize a painting hanging on the wall. Among all the usual paintings, there is one that stands out as aberrant, with vibrant and contrasting colors that deviate from the typical style.

Think of a traffic sign that's been tampered with – instead of the usual red, yellow, and green lights, it has purple, orange, and blue lights. This sign is aberrant, or deviating from the norm.

Imagine a group of people walking in a straight line, following a path. Suddenly, one person starts walking in a completely aberrant direction, breaking away from the group.

Think of this word as Abe + Rent (?). Imagine that tenant who never pays on time. His behavior is aberrant (not acceptable as per standard)

Imagine a traffic signal going aberrant, showing all three colors simultaneously, breaking the usual pattern.

Imagine a car with aberrant behavior, constantly swerving and deviating from the normal driving patterns.

Imagine a kitchen scale with several fruits and vegetables on each side. Despite their different sizes and shapes, the scale remains perfectly balanced, symbolizing that everything is commensurate.

Imagine two measuring scales that are perfectly balanced, with each side having items of equal weight and size. This represents commensurate, meaning things are in proportion and equal.

Visualize a person receiving a salary that is directly proportional to their hard work and effort. Their income and rewards are commensurate with their dedication and performance.

Imagine two objects of different sizes that are placed side by side. If they are commensurate, they will fit together perfectly.

Think of this word as Kamini + Surat. Imagine that friends whose behavior is as bad as you can guess from his face.

The size of your paycheck should be commensurate with the amount of work you do.

Imagine you're at a party, and there's someone there who you really dislike. Every time you see them, you feel a strong sense of aversion and hostility. You have a deep antipathy towards this person.

Imagine you're allergic to cats, and every time you're near one, you start sneezing and your eyes water. You have an antipathy towards cats because they cause an adverse physical reaction in you.

Imagine a picnic in a park. Suddenly, you spot a giant ant with a funny hat on its head. This ant starts showing extreme hostility towards everyone, causing antipathy among the picnic-goers.

Visualize a scene where you encounter a person who embodies all the qualities you dislike, generating a strong feeling of antipathy towards them.

Imagine yourself holding a jar filled with ants. Feel a strong aversion towards the ants, experiencing a deep antipathy towards them.

Think of this word as aunty + pathy (pati). Remember your aunts husband who you absolutely hate for being cranky all the time.

Think of a person wearing a cap with many different colors and patterns, who keeps changing the cap they are wearing on a whim. Just like this person is capricious in their fashion choices, someone who is capricious changes their mind or behavior on a whim.

Imagine a rollercoaster ride that suddenly changes direction or speed without warning. This sudden change of direction is like someone who is capricious and unpredictable in their actions.

Visualize a weather forecast suddenly turning capricious, with the sun shining brightly one moment, followed by thunderstorms and rainbows appearing out of nowhere.

Imagine a car with the word 'CAP' on its license plate, driving in a playful and unpredictable manner, suddenly turning left, then right, then taking a U-turn.

Imagine a wild horse with a colorful and capricious mane galloping freely in a meadow, changing its direction and speed unpredictably.

Think of that one friend with capricorn as their zodiac sign. Their behavior is highly unpredictable and is always changing.

Imagine walking into a library and seeing all the books flying off the shelves, chaos everywhere. The librarian appears and starts to castigate everyone for the mess.

Think of the word 'castigate' as sounding like 'cast a gate', as if someone is slamming a gate shut on someone else as punishment for doing something wrong.

Think of this word as caste + gate. In India, people from few castes were not allowed to enter home. And if they did, they were strongly critisized.

Imagine being in a classroom, and the teacher suddenly starts to publicly castigate you, scolding you harshly in front of the entire class.

Imagine a teacher scolding a student for misbehaving in class, using harsh and critical words. This is an example of castigating someone.

Visualize yourself standing in front of a judge who is casting a heavy stone at you, symbolizing the act of castigation.