subnormal

Alexander was but a boy of fourteen when he came to the throne—a subnormal boy, and wilful, too.

However, I indicated in another sense that I wasn't material for any propaganda of hysterical and subnormal seances.

Furthermore, the insane and subnormal are influenced by punishment and fear.

The evidence in regard to the subnormal and defective is still less satisfactory.

The affected part is commonly more or less anæsthetic and of subnormal temperature.

There is also much loose talk about the subnormal brutes in our penitentiaries.

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Sometimes there is a low fever; again, the temperature is subnormal, with a rise before death.

The morning temperatures for the past two days have been subnormal and the evening rise is very slight.

But DeeDee was too subnormal to react even to a Disraeli-matrix.