normalise
/ˈnɔːrməlaɪz/
verb
- To make something normal or return it to a normal state.
- It took months to normalise the school schedule after the renovation.
- Therapists help patients normalise their sleep patterns.
- The government is trying to normalise trade relations with its neighbors.
- To make something accepted as normal or typical, even if it was once considered unusual or wrong.
- We should not normalise rude behavior in the workplace.
- Social media can normalise unrealistic body standards.
- The documentary aimed to normalise conversations about mental health.
- In mathematics or statistics, to adjust values to a common scale or standard.
- To normalise the results, divide each number by the total.
- The algorithm normalises the pixel values to improve image contrast.
- Before comparing the data, we need to normalise the scores.
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