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“most abnormal”
abnormal (ab NOR muhl) (adjective), more abnormal, most abnormal
1. A reference to something that is exceptional, uncommon, or unexpected: Sam's cat has an abnormal fear of birds.
Einstein is said to have had an abnormal IQ.
2. Descriptive of something that is unusual: An abnormal amount of snow fell in October.Abnormal can mean either below or above normal, either better or worse than normal; while, "subnormal" always means below or worse than normal.
3. Etymology: from anormal which came from the Greek anomalos, "irregular". Later the b was added by analogy with the Latin word for irregular, abnormis, based on Latin ab-, "from" + norma, "norm"; hence "away from the norm".
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