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new normal

[ noo nawr-muhl, nyoo ]

noun

  1. a current situation, social custom, etc., that is different from what has been experienced or done before but is expected to become usual or typical:

    We are facing a new normal that includes raging forest fires and prolonged drought.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of new normal1

First recorded in 1920–25
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They have organised a community event later in the month to raise awareness of symptoms and to help people get used to Saffanah's "new normal".

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Despite a recent New York Times headline that suggests this is the "new normal," the resurgence of preventable disease is not a law of nature — it's literally a choice we, as a society, are making.

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There is a new normal and that’s a home and how boring regular life can appear to be; it was just a bit that we wanted to play with in the show at large.

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This is the new normal that must be navigated.

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As U.S. car companies navigate a new normal and the costs of imported parts and vehicles continue to rise, American consumers will likely see an increase in the sticker price of new cars.

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