normal in Latin
normal in Latin is normalis — normal means usual, typical, or expected; conforming to what is standard.
normal in Latin
normalis
According to norms or rules or to a regular pattern.
What does "normal" mean?
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adjective Usual, typical, or expected; conforming to what is standard.
"After the holiday, everything went back to normal and the children returned to school."
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adjective Healthy or functioning as expected, especially in a medical sense.
"The doctor said my test results were normal, so there was nothing to worry about."
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noun A line or direction that is perpendicular to a surface or curve.
"In geometry class we drew the normal to the line at the point where it touches the curve."
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normal in a sentence
- After the holiday, everything went back to normal and the children returned to school.
- It's completely normal to feel nervous before a job interview.
- The doctor said my test results were normal, so there was nothing to worry about.
- The baby's weight and height are both normal for her age.
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What is "normal" in Latin?
"normal" in Latin is normalis. normal means: Usual, typical, or expected; conforming to what is standard.
How do you use "normal" in a sentence?
Example: "After the holiday, everything went back to normal and the children returned to school." In Latin, "normal" is normalis.
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