abnormally

abnormal | American Dictionary

abnormal
adjective
us/æbˈnɔr·məl, əb-/
not usual or average:
We had an abnormal amount of snow.
He has an abnormal heartbeat.

abnormality

noun[ C/U ]us/ˌæb·nɔrˈmæl·ɪ·t̬i, -nər-/
[ C ]No abnormalities showed up in the blood tests.

abnormally

adverbus/æbˈnɔr·mə·li, əb-/
It was abnormally hot this summer.

Examples of abnormal

abnormal
Many languages have mechanisms for reporting abnormal situations that arise at runtime.
Specifically, early processing biases are likely to be altered, probably resulting in the development of abnormal patterns of interregional specialization.
On cardiac examination, an abnormal four-chamber view was detected, mainly due to dilation of the right atrium.
The analysis concludes that the market behaves ' ' semi-efficiently' ', partly but not fully taking into account abnormal assumptions.
In addition to its abnormal position, the tongue behaves differently.
The latter sample is abnormal for several elements, and was evidently the most strongly affected by cumulate processes.
Three of the babies were adopted and the social circumstances were very abnormal in three of the remaining nine.
Such socially deprived monkeys have (not surprisingly) exhibited severely abnormal behavior and vocal calls.
Flow in die descending aorta was abnormal, with retrograde flow in diastole at die level of the diaphragm.
We consider this unsuccessful development of reconstituted eggs to be due mainly to abnormal spindle formation and/or unequal distribution of chromatids, as described above.
Two abnormal systemic vessels supplying the sequestered lower part of the right lung were embolized using catheter-inserted coils.
Eight of these specimens were in pre-implantation stages and four of these were grossly abnormal and presumably non-viable.
Thus, regional brain maturation is most likely abnormal in autism, but this abnormality is compounded by experientially based abnormality.
Increased risk because of arrhythmias, sluggish blood flow in abnormal circulation and metallic prosthetic valves.
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