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norm

standard

Related forms: norm · 19 words in this dictionary

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19 words

in the usual or expected way; under normal circumstances.

norm+al+ly

Shared component: norm · standard

something that is not normal, usual, or expected

ab+norm+ality

Shared component: norm · standard

(of a mathematical space or function) having a norm defined, allowing the measurement of size or length.

norm+ed

Shared component: norm · standard

the process of establishing, or the stage in group development characterized by, the setting of norms or standards of behavior for a group.

norm+ing

Shared component: norm · standard

to make something normal or standard; to bring or return to a normal or usual condition.

norm+al+ise

Shared component: norm · standard

the state or fact of being normal; the situation when things happen in the usual or expected way

norm+al+ity

Shared component: norm · standard

to make something normal or standard; to bring or return to a usual or expected state or condition.

norm+al+ize

Shared component: norm · standard

relating to or establishing a standard or norm of what is correct or acceptable.

norm+ative

Shared component: norm · standard

in a way that is unusual, not typical, or not normal

ab+norm+ally

Shared component: norm · standard

Adjusted or scaled to a standard or typical state.

norm+al+ized

Shared component: norm · standard

the process of making something fit a standard pattern or condition.

norm+al+ization

Shared component: norm · standard

abnormalExtended relation

Different from what is usual or expected, especially in a way that is worrying or undesirable.

ab+normal

Extended relation: norm · standard

normalcyExtended relation

The state or fact of being normal; a situation where everything is normal.

norm+al+cy

Extended relation: norm · standard

subnormalExtended relation

below what is normal or average, especially in intelligence or social development.

sub+normal

Extended relation: norm · standard

normativityExtended relation

The quality or state of relating to or establishing a norm or standard, especially of behavior.

norm+ative+ity

Extended relation: norm · standard

supernormalExtended relation

exceeding what is normal or usual; exceptional.

super+normal

Extended relation: norm · standard

normalisationExtended relation

the process of making something fit a standard or regular pattern.

norm+al+isation

Extended relation: norm · standard

norm-referencedExtended relation

(of a test or assessment) designed to measure a person's performance in relation to the performance of a specified group (the norm), rather than against an absolute standard.

norm+reference+ed

Extended relation: norm · standard