Definitions and Examples of abnormal, irregular, unconventional
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not normal; deviating from what is usual or expected.
Example
The test results showed that his blood pressure was abnormal and required further examination.
Not regular; deviating from a pattern or rule.
Example
Her work schedule was irregular and changed every week, making it hard to plan ahead.
unconventional
Not based on or conforming to what is generally done or believed.
Example
She had an unconventional approach to problem-solving that often yielded creative solutions.
Key Differences: abnormal vs irregular vs unconventional
- 1Abnormal refers to something that is not normal or deviates from the usual or expected standard.
- 2Irregular describes something that does not follow a pattern or rule.
- 3Unconventional refers to something that is not based on or conforming to what is generally done or believed.
Effective Usage of abnormal, irregular, unconventional
- 1Medical Context: Use abnormal to describe test results that deviate from the normal range.
- 2Scheduling: Use irregular to describe a schedule that does not follow a set pattern.
- 3Creative Context: Use unconventional to describe a unique or innovative approach to a problem or situation.
Remember this!
The antonyms of normalized are abnormal, irregular, and unconventional. These words describe something that deviates from the usual or expected standard. Use abnormal in medical contexts, irregular for scheduling, and unconventional for creative contexts.
