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subnormal

[suhb-nawr-muhl] / sʌbˈnɔr məl /




ADJECTIVE
undersized
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On reflection, he says being labelled educationally subnormal made him feel inferior for the rest of his life, and gave him a lot of psychological problems.

From BBC May 19, 2021

The judge said subnormal intelligence is just one consideration in a competency decision.

From Washington Times Jul. 25, 2018

Many trials of vitamins and minerals are performed on the population at large instead of on a subpopulation with subnormal levels of those substances. 

From Forbes Aug. 27, 2014

Then, Keynes said a depression was a "chronic condition of subnormal activity for a considerable period without any marked tendency towards recovery or towards complete collapse".

From The Guardian Feb. 24, 2013

It was a high, thin, broken moan, and it seemed to come less from an adult than from either a tragic, subnormal infant or a small malformed animal.

From "Nine Stories" by J. D. Salinger




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