Pronunciation: /æbˈnɔːrməl/
noun a person or thing that is abnormal
A1 An abnormality was found in the test results.
A2 The doctor diagnosed him with an abnormality in his blood pressure.
B1 The scientist conducted a study on genetic abnormalities.
B2 The researchers discovered an abnormality in the behavior of the cells.
C1 The committee investigated the abnormality in the financial records.
C2 The court ruled that the defendant's actions were due to a psychological abnormality.
adjective deviating from what is normal or usual; not typical
A1 The abnormal noise coming from the car engine worried me.
A2 The doctor said my test results were abnormal and needed further investigation.
B1 Her abnormal behavior at the party raised some concerns among the guests.
B2 The abnormal growth in the plant indicated a possible disease affecting it.
C1 The abnormality in the data set was due to a glitch in the system.
C2 The scientist discovered an abnormality in the genetic code that could lead to a breakthrough in medical research.
formal The results of the medical tests showed abnormal levels of certain enzymes.
informal She thought it was abnormal for him to eat ice cream for breakfast every day.
slang I heard that party was really abnormal, with people dancing on the tables and everything.
figurative His behavior at work was abnormal, like a fish out of water.
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