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abnormal

Adjective
pl: nullpast: nullpp: nulling: nullcomp: more abnormalsup: most abnormal

This term carries a clinical or technical weight, often signaling a warning or a malfunction. It suggests a deviation that is not merely unique or quirky, but potentially problematic or pathological, making it common in medical reports and engineering diagnostics. While "unusual" might be perceived as interesting or surprising, "abnormal" frequently implies a failure to meet a required standard or a biological irregularity. It creates a sense of misalignment with a healthy or functioning baseline.

💬Conversación Casual

🎬Tuesday afternoon, Victoria is in a board meeting while Mr. Sterling is at his private gym.
Mr. Sterling

Victoria, the office vibe is too linear. We need an abnormal rhythm to spark genius.

Mr. Sterling
Victoria
Victoria

Cut it out. Just sign the payroll before we run out of runway.

💡
Mr. Sterling uses 'abnormal' to describe a desired deviation from standard corporate routine for creative purposes. Victoria responds with the business idiom 'run out of runway', meaning the company is about to run out of cash/funding.

Meanings

Adjective
[someone][something]

Deviating from what is normal or usual, typically in a way that is undesirable or worrying.

"The test results showed an abnormal level of glucose in the blood."

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