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Definition for normal (2 of 2)
Normal
[ nawr-muhl ]
/ ˈnɔr məl /
noun
a city in central Illinois.
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Example sentences from the Web for normal
The small muscles about his eyes puckered with an unnormal tension while the rest of his face held its death frost.
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British Dictionary definitions for normal
normal
/ (ˈnɔːməl) /
adjective
noun
Derived forms of normal
normality (nɔːˈmælɪtɪ) or esp US normalcy, nounWord Origin for normal
C16: from Latin normālis conforming to the carpenter's square, from norma norm
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Medical definitions for normal
normal
[ nôr′məl ]
adj.
n.
The usual or the expected state, form, amount, or degree.
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