Thesaurus / subnormal
FEEDBACK- abnormal
- damaged
- deficient
- faulty
- flawed
- inadequate
- insufficient
- unhealthy
- unsound
- amiss
- blemished
- impaired
- imperfect
- incomplete
- injured
- lacking
- on the bum
- out of order
- poor
- seconds
- sick
- unfinished
- wanting
- feeble
- inferior
- insufficient
- meager
- mediocre
- miserable
- modest
- ordinary
- shoddy
- substandard
- unsatisfactory
- weak
- common
- crude
- diminutive
- imperfect
- mean
- plain
- scanty
- slight
- trifling
- below par
- dwarfed
- exiguous
- faulty
- humble
- incomplete
- insignificant
- lacking
- low-grade
- lowly
- paltry
- pitiable
- pitiful
- reduced
- rotten
- second-rate
- shabby
- skimpy
- sorry
- sparse
- subpar
- trivial
- valueless
- worthless
- accessory
- adjuvant
- auxiliary
- collateral
- dependent
- inferior
- junior
- low
- lower
- minor
- satellite
- secondary
- sub
- subaltern
- subject
- subsidiary
- tributary
- ancillary
- baser
- below par
- contributory
- insignificant
- paltry
- second-fiddle
- second-string
- smaller
- subalternate
- submissive
- subservient
- substract
- under
- underaverage
- unequal
antonyms for subnormal
MOST RELEVANT
- adequate
- ample
- enough
- perfect
- sound
- strong
- sufficient
- well
- working
- excellent
- faultless
- flawless
- unbroken
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How to use subnormal in a sentence
If he can pass only the tests three years or more below his age, he is usually considered subnormal.
THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN NATUREWILLIAM HENRY PYLEThe first record after the operation is usually subnormal, and in twelve hours it rises to normal or beyond.
A SYSTEM OF OPERATIVE SURGERY, VOLUME IV (OF 4)VARIOUSThe affected part is commonly more or less anæsthetic and of subnormal temperature.
ESSENTIALS OF DISEASES OF THE SKINHENRY WEIGHTMAN STELWAGONThe chief cause of a subnormal temperature, in my opinion, is blocking of the body with too much food.
THE HEALTHY LIFE, VOL. V, NOS. 24-28VARIOUSVariations of temperature, both increased and subnormal, occur in children suffering from evident in-nutrition.
DEGENERACYEUGENE S. TALBOTThe thermometer registers a subnormal temperature, the extremities are cold, and cold sweats bedew the body.
DISEASES OF THE HORSE'S FOOTHARRY CAULTON REEKSIts indestructible vitality is evidence that it is an inherent element in human nature, that the unbeliever is a subnormal man.
SOME CHRISTIAN CONVICTIONSHENRY SLOANE COFFINIn the fully developed disease the temperature is very rarely febrile, on the contrary it is rather subnormal in character.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 14, SLICE 5VARIOUSThe temperature is low, often subnormal, the pulse is small and weak, and the extremities cold and livid.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 14, SLICE 5VARIOUSA priori, the amount of blood may be subnormal in two senses, quantitative and qualitative.
HISTOLOGY OF THE BLOODPAUL EHRLICHWORDS RELATED TO SUBNORMAL
- below par
- common
- crude
- diminutive
- dwarfed
- exiguous
- faulty
- feeble
- humble
- imperfect
- incomplete
- inferior
- insignificant
- insufficient
- lacking
- low-grade
- lowly
- meager
- mean
- mediocre
- miserable
- modest
- ordinary
- paltry
- pitiable
- pitiful
- plain
- reduced
- rotten
- scanty
- second-rate
- shabby
- shoddy
- skimpy
- slight
- sorry
- sparse
- subnormal
- subpar
- substandard
- trifling
- trivial
- unsatisfactory
- valueless
- weak
- worthless
- accessory
- adjuvant
- ancillary
- auxiliary
- baser
- below par
- collateral
- contributory
- dependent
- inferior
- insignificant
- junior
- low
- lower
- minor
- paltry
- satellite
- second-fiddle
- second-string
- secondary
- smaller
- sub
- subaltern
- subalternate
- subject
- submissive
- subnormal
- subservient
- subsidiary
- substract
- tributary
- under
- underaverage
- unequal
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.