normal
/ˈnɔːrməl/
adjective
- Typical, usual, or expected; not strange or unusual.
- It is normal to feel nervous before a big exam.
- After the storm, life slowly returned to normal.
- The doctor said her blood pressure was normal for her age.
- Describing a person who is mentally and physically healthy; not suffering from a disorder.
- The therapist assured him that his feelings were completely normal.
- She wanted to lead a normal life despite her illness.
- There is no single definition of what it means to be normal.
- In geometry, forming a right angle; perpendicular.
- The architect calculated the normal vector to the plane.
- The normal line meets the surface at a 90-degree angle.
- In a rectangle, adjacent sides are normal to each other.
noun
- The usual or average state, level, or standard.
- The temperature is above normal for this time of year.
- Her grades were below normal last semester.
- After the crisis, things returned to normal.
- A person who is typical or conventional in behavior and appearance.
- The show contrasts the lives of celebrities with those of normals.
- In the movie, the hero is a normal who saves the day.
- He felt like a normal among geniuses.