Pronunciation: /əbˈnɔːrməˌlaɪz/
verb to make abnormal or deviate from normal
A1 She abnormalized her daily routine by waking up at 5am instead of 7am.
A2 The new software update abnormalized the layout of the homepage.
B1 The company decided to abnormalize its traditional marketing strategies in favor of digital advertising.
B2 The decision to abnormalize the company's hierarchy caused some confusion among employees.
C1 The artist's goal was to abnormalize perceptions of beauty through their unconventional artwork.
C2 The director's avant-garde film sought to abnormalize traditional narrative structures in cinema.
adjective describing something that has been made abnormal or deviated from normal
A1 The abnormalized data was difficult to interpret.
A2 The abnormalized situation made it hard to make a decision.
B1 The abnormalize process led to errors in the final product.
B2 The abnormalize results were unexpected and caused confusion.
C1 The abnormalize settings caused the system to malfunction.
C2 The abnormalize conditions created a chaotic environment.
formal It is important not to abnormalize certain groups of people based on stereotypes.
informal Let's not abnormalize anyone just because they're different.
slang Don't be a jerk and abnormalize others for no reason.
figurative Trying to abnormalize your own feelings will only lead to inner conflict.
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