Normie

Pronunciation: /ˈnɔrmi/

Definitions of normie

noun a person who is considered to be mainstream or conventional in their beliefs, attitudes, and interests

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a normie who prefers mainstream movies over indie films.

A2 Normies often follow popular trends and don't stray from the norm.

B1 The normie in our group always chooses the most conventional options for activities.

B2 She was considered a normie by her classmates because of her traditional values and interests.

C1 Despite being labeled as a normie by some, she embraces her unique quirks and interests.

C2 The term 'normie' is often used in online communities to describe individuals who conform to societal norms and trends.

Examples of normie in a Sentence

formal The term 'normie' is often used in internet culture to refer to someone who is considered mainstream or conventional.

informal I can't believe that normie doesn't know what a meme is!

slang Normies just don't understand our inside jokes.

figurative In a world full of creativity and uniqueness, being a normie can sometimes feel like blending into the background.

Grammatical Forms of normie

• past tense: normied
• plural: normies
• comparative: more normie
• superlative: most normie
• present tense: normie
• future tense: will normie
• perfect tense: have normied
• continuous tense: is normieing
• singular: normie
• positive degree: normie
• infinitive: to normie
• gerund: normieing
• participle: normied

Origin and Evolution of normie

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'normie' is believed to have originated from the term 'normal' or 'norm' to refer to someone who conforms to societal norms and standards.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe individuals who adhere to mainstream culture and behavior, 'normie' has evolved to also encompass those who may not be familiar with or part of niche or subcultures. It is often used in online communities and social media to differentiate between those who are considered 'mainstream' and those who are more 'alternative' or 'nerdy'.