subnormal Sentence Examples
- The child's cognitive abilities were subnormal, rendering them incapable of keeping up with their peers.
- The subnormal temperature led to the premature decay of the crops, causing significant financial losses.
- The subnormal rainfall this year has resulted in a severe drought, threatening the survival of plants and animals.
- The patient's subnormal blood pressure raised concerns about their overall health and well-being.
- The company's recent financial performance has been subnormal, prompting investors to question its stability.
- The subnormal growth rate of the economy has hindered progress towards achieving long-term goals.
- The subnormal humidity in the room caused discomfort and respiratory issues for occupants.
- The subnormal speed of the internet connection made it difficult to access essential information and services.
- The subnormal level of oxygen in the atmosphere poses a significant risk to the health of inhabitants.
- The subnormal quality of the materials used in construction resulted in structural defects and safety hazards.
subnormal Meaning
subnormal (n)
a person of less than normal intelligence
subnormal (s)
below normal or average
Synonyms & Antonyms of subnormal
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- grand
- bulky
- enormous
- great
- handsome
- gross
- handsome
- enormous
- goodly
- vast
- tidy
- oversize
- tidy
- whopping
- outsized
- heroic
- sizable
- bulky
- oversize
- prodigious
- grand
- large
- outsize
- vast
- whopping
- massive
- mountainous
- considerable
- sizeable
- big
- voluminous
- heroic
- tremendous
- oversized
- goodly
- husky
- sizable
- massive
- considerable
- prodigious
- oversized
- substantial
- mountainous
- substantial
- outsize
- sizeable
- big
- husky
- tremendous
- outsized
- voluminous
- gross
- great
- large
Synonyms:
- sparse
- undersized
- slender
- bantam
- shrimpy
- microscopic
- dwarf
- puny
- slight
- miniaturized
- inadequate
- pocket-size
- pocket-sized
- tiny
- dwarfish
- mini
- dinky
- microscopical
- toylike
- lacking
- undersize
- smallish
- lilliputian
- half-pint
- miniature
- stunted
- poor
- insufficient
- spare
- pygmy
- pint-sized
Antonyms:
- sufficient
- adequate
- adequate
- infinite
- cavernous
- plenteous
- biggish
- appreciable
- copious
- overscale
- plentiful
- infinite
- gigantic
- herculean
- immense
- hefty
- titanic
- heroical
- plenteous
- colossal
- liberal
- boxcar
- hulking
- elephantine
- monstrous
- whacking
- monumental
- bountiful
- king-size
- healthy
- giant
- gargantuan
- gigantic
- heroical
- stupendous
- galactic
- cavernous
- overscaled
- thick
- king-size
- liberal
- humongous
- humongous
- biggish
- herculean
- galactic
- broad
- monstrous
- abundant
- mammoth
- cosmic
- abundant
- overscaled
- cosmic
- monolithic
- ample
- king-sized
- hulking
- bountiful
- jumbo
- himalayan
- fat
- healthy
- overscale
- humungous
- wide
- mammoth
- generous
- appreciable
- copious
- broad
- king-sized
- whacking
- giant
- generous
- jumbo
- huge
- colossal
- monumental
- staggering
- boxcar
- thick
- largish
- titanic
- largish
- stupendous
- cyclopean
- humungous
- wide
- elephantine
- cyclopean
- hefty
- himalayan
- plentiful
- sufficient
- immense
- fat
- huge
- gargantuan
- staggering
- ample
- monolithic
FAQs About the word subnormal
a person of less than normal intelligence, below normal or average
diminutive, pocket, little, fine, small, sparse, undersized, slender, bantam, shrimpy
grand, bulky, enormous, great, handsome, gross, handsome, enormous, goodly, vast
The child's cognitive abilities were subnormal, rendering them incapable of keeping up with their peers.
The subnormal temperature led to the premature decay of the crops, causing significant financial losses.
The subnormal rainfall this year has resulted in a severe drought, threatening the survival of plants and animals.
The patient's subnormal blood pressure raised concerns about their overall health and well-being.
