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Meanings of abnormity in anglès

Person or thing that is monstrous.

An anomaly, malformation, or difference from the normal.

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Examples for "abnormality"
Examples for "abnormality"
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The problem was first diagnosed two years ago as a mild abnormality.
The Irish Times
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The basic abnormality appears to result from overproduction of structurally normal enzyme.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: People with NF1 often have a generalised abnormality of bone metabolism.
Pubmed
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A heatwave is seen, in meteorology, as an abnormality in hot conditions.
The South African
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The corresponding formal echo reports were then queried for any significant abnormality.
Pubmed
Usage of abnormity in anglès
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Obvious abnormity were not found in such examinations as M protein, bone marrow aspiration and emission computed tomography or PET-CT examinations.
Pubmed
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Their hearing decreased onset between sixteen to thirty years old, and the deafness was binaural symmetrical, progressive sensorineural and without other systems abnormity.
Pubmed
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I'm an animated dollar mark, a financial abnormity, with just about as much chance of being loved for myself alone as a fox in November.
Madcap
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Above all, the milder forms of abnormities were not looked on as pathological disturbances.
Psychotherapy
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Of course, they abound with eccentric abnormities and startling phenomena.
Psychotherapy
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Near the field of emotions stand also the many varieties of sexual abnormities and perversities.
Psychotherapy
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Abnormities of too great irregularity brought about, not long afterwards, his dismissal and his banishment to a little Danish island.
Recollections of My Childhood and Youth
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Findings suggest that abnormities in structure and asymmetry of temporal regions and frontotemporal white matter tract integrity are implicated in SPD pathology.
Pubmed
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The results indicated that the incidence of cardiac and intraspinal abnormities in CS patients was 14.1 and 24.5%, respectively.
Pubmed
Abnormity through the time