1nor·mal 
/ˈnoɚməl/ adjective
/ˈnoɚməl/ adjective [more normal; most normal] 1 : usual or ordinary : not strange
▪ a normal day ▪ He had a normal childhood. ▪ These little setbacks are a normal part of life. ▪ Our normal [=regular] business hours are from nine to five. ▪ a potato twice as big as normal size ▪ Despite her illness, she was able to lead a normal life. ▪ Under/In normal circumstances [=normally, usually], this wouldn't be a problem. 2 : mentally and physically healthy
▪ They had a normal, healthy baby. ▪ Normal people don't react that way. ▪ It's (perfectly) normal to feel that way. ▪ After being very ill, he is finally back to his normal self. [=he is feeling better]
▪ a normal day ▪ He had a normal childhood. ▪ These little setbacks are a normal part of life. ▪ Our normal [=regular] business hours are from nine to five. ▪ a potato twice as big as normal size ▪ Despite her illness, she was able to lead a normal life. ▪ Under/In normal circumstances [=normally, usually], this wouldn't be a problem.
▪ They had a normal, healthy baby. ▪ Normal people don't react that way. ▪ It's (perfectly) normal to feel that way. ▪ After being very ill, he is finally back to his normal self. [=he is feeling better]
— nor·mal·ly adverb
▪ The drug is normally used for depression. ▪ Rainfall amounts are higher than would normally be expected. ▪ Normally, I would say no, but this time I'll make an exception. ▪ The dog is not behaving normally.
▪ The drug is normally used for depression. ▪ Rainfall amounts are higher than would normally be expected. ▪ Normally, I would say no, but this time I'll make an exception. ▪ The dog is not behaving normally.
