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Definition of normal
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of normal is as below...
Normal
(a.)
Denoting
a
solution
of such
strength
that every cubic
centimeter
contains
the same
number
of
milligrams
of the
element
in
question
as the
number
of its
molecular
weight.
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Flooding
::
Flooding
(n.) An
abnormal
or
excessive
discharge
of blood from the
uterus.
Abnormalities
::
Abnormalities
(pl. ) of
Abnormalit.
Sport
::
Sport (n.) A plant or an
animal,
or part of a plant or
animal,
which has some
peculiarity
not
usually
seen in the
species;
an
abnormal
variety
or
growth.
See
Sporting
plant,
under
Sporting..
Abort
::
Abort (v. i.) To
become
checked
in
normal
development,
so as
either
to
remain
rudimentary
or
shrink
away
wholly;
to
become
sterile..
Normalization
::
Normalization
(n.)
Reduction
to a
standard
or
normal
state.
Diapason
::
Diapason
(n.) A
standard
of
pitch;
a
tuning
fork; as, the
French
normal
diapason..
Chromatism
::
Chromatism
(n.) An
abnormal
coloring
of
plants.
Morbid
::
Morbid
(a.) Not sound and
healthful;
induced
by a
diseased
or
abnormal
condition;
diseased;
sickly;
as,
morbid
humors;
a
morbid
constitution;
a
morbid
state of the
juices
of a
plant..
Ortho-
::
Ortho-
() The one of
several
acids of the same
element
(as the
phosphoric
acids),
which
actually
occurs
with the
greatest
number
of
hydroxyl
groups;
as,
orthophosphoric
acid. Cf.
Normal..
Accidental
::
Accidental
(n.) Those
fortuitous
effects
produced
by
luminous
rays
falling
on
certain
objects
so that some parts stand forth in
abnormal
brightness
and other parts are cast into a deep
shadow.
Orthoscopic
::
Orthoscopic
(a.)
Giving
an image in
correct
or
normal
proportions;
giving
a flat field of view; as, an
orthoscopic
eyepiece..
Teratoid
::
Teratoid
(a.)
Resembling
a
monster;
abnormal;
of a
pathological
growth,
exceedingly
complex
or
highly
organized..
Stuttering
::
Stuttering
(n.) The act of one who
stutters;
--
restricted
by some
physiologists
to
defective
speech
due to
inability
to form the
proper
sounds,
the
breathing
being
normal,
as
distinguished
from
stammering..
Indigestion
::
Indigestion
(n.) Lack of
proper
digestive
action;
a
failure
of the
normal
changes
which food
should
undergo
in the
alimentary
canal;
dyspepsia;
incomplete
or
difficult
digestion.
Normal
::
Normal
(a.)
Denoting
that
series
of
hydrocarbons
in which no
carbon
atom is
united
with more than two other
carbon
atoms;
as,
normal
pentane,
hexane,
etc. Cf.
Iso-..
Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(v. i.) To fall off from the
normal
quality
or the
healthy
structure
of its kind; to
become
of a lower type.
Dislocate
::
Dislocate
(v. t.) To
displace;
to put out of its
proper
place.
Especially,
of a bone: To
remove
from its
normal
connections
with a
neighboring
bone; to put out of
joint;
to move from its
socket;
to
disjoint;
as, to
dislocate
your
bones..
Ametropia
::
Ametropia
(n.) Any
abnormal
condition
of the
refracting
powers
of the eye.
Subnotation
::
Subnormal
(n.) That part of the axis of a
curved
line which is
intercepted
between
the
ordinate
and the
normal.
Excrescent
::
Excrescent
(a.)
Growing
out in an
abnormal
or
morbid
manner
or as a
superfluity.
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