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normalhood

normalhood noun: the state or condition of being normal; normality, normalcy.

Noun

normalhood (uncountable)

  1. The state or condition of being normal; normality, normalcy.
    • Just as getting rid of my marital bed had marked another step forward in my journey to Normalhood, the new bed had lured da Vinci to my side like bait: […]2008, Malena Lott, Dating DaVinci, page 182
    • “No offense to your former status, but being seen with Supergeek won't exactly catapult me into the normalhood I seek.”2010, Maureen Hardegree, Haint Misbehavin', page 162

Examples of normalhood in a sentence

  • It's a spiritual path toward normalhood for chudails.2019, Sukanya Venkatraghavan, Magical Women:
  • In world full of gay drones on their merry way to normalhood, a gay flamboyant savior emerged to make us laugh and shriek with delight.2022, Justin Elizabeth Sayre, From Gay to Z: A Queer Compendium, page 43:

Origin of normalhood

From normal + -hood.

Questions about normalhood

What does normalhood mean?
Normalhood means the state or condition of being normal; normality, normalcy.
How do you use normalhood in a sentence?
It's a spiritual path toward normalhood for chudails.
What part of speech is normalhood?
Normalhood is a noun.

Words near normalhood in the dictionary

  1. normalest
  2. normalfag
  3. normalfaggot
  4. normalfaggots
  5. normalfags
  6. normalhood
  7. normalin
  8. normalisable
  9. normalisation
  10. normalisations
  11. normalise

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