abnormal

UK
/æbˈnɔː.məl/
US
/æbˈnɔr.məl/
abnormaladjective
more abnormal
Comp.
most abnormal
Super.
UK
/æbˈnɔː.məl/
US
/æbˈnɔr.məl/
Translations
The doctor noted the patient's abnormal heart rhythm during the examination.
Le médecin a noté un rythme cardiaque anormal chez le patient pendant l’examen.
Additional translations
aberrantSurtout pour un comportement, un résultat ou un phénomène.
Definitions
Deviating from what is normal or usual, typically in a way that is undesirable or worrying.
The doctor noted the patient's abnormal heart rhythm during the examination.
abnormalnoun
abnormals
pl
UK
/æbˈnɔː.məl/
US
/æbˈnɔr.məl/
Informal and dated use referring to a person or thing that is abnormal.
Translations
anormalNom substantivé.
In past decades, society often marginalized the abnormal rather than offering support.
Dans les décennies passées, la société marginalisait souvent l’anormal plutôt que de lui offrir du soutien.
Definitions
A person or thing that is markedly different from the usual or expected, often implying physical or mental deviation.
In past decades, society often marginalized the abnormal rather than offering support.