abnormalcy

[ab-nawr-muhl-see]

noun

plural

abnormalcies 

1. abnormality.

Word History and Origins

Origin of abnormalcy¹

abnormal + -cy

Example Sentences

Well, in actualcy and as a matter of practicalcy, I wonder if any doctor or scientist has ever discovered an abnormalcy, which I presume would be the opposite of the word he’s defending.

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If that abnormalcy goes, so might a bunch of related issues that are currently hurting Democrats, including not just economic problems but cultural ones as well.

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While my family’s history of mental illness was cutting through my consciousness like a red line, my scientific work as a cancer biologist was also converging on the normalcy and abnormalcy of genes.

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The bone marrow was unaffected and healthy, my blood count was good, and the chest X-ray showed no signs of abnormalcy.

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"A prolonged abnormalcy in Japan will certainly affect the material supplies in the Philippine electronics industry," said Ernie Santiago, president of the Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines.

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