abnormal in Latin
abnormal in Latin is abnormis — abnormal means different from what is usual, expected, or average; not normal.
abnormal in Latin
abnormis
Not conforming to rule or system; deviating from the usual or normal type. [First attested around the mid 19th century.]
What does "abnormal" mean?
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adj Different from what is usual, expected, or average; not normal.
"The blood test showed abnormal levels of iron."
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abnormal in a sentence
- The blood test showed abnormal levels of iron.
- It's abnormal for a toddler to speak in full sentences this early.
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What is "abnormal" in Latin?
"abnormal" in Latin is abnormis. abnormal means: Different from what is usual, expected, or average; not normal.
How do you use "abnormal" in a sentence?
Example: "The blood test showed abnormal levels of iron." In Latin, "abnormal" is abnormis.
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