Synonyms for norm
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1. normnoun

   a standard or model or pattern regarded as typical

   "the current middle-class norm of two children per family"

   Synonyms:
   average

2. average, normnoun

   a statistic describing the location of a distribution

   "it set the norm for American homes"

   Synonyms:
   average

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1. • Standard
   • Statistic
   • Statistics

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1. List of paraphrases for "norm":

   standard, mnr, norma, rule, -norm, standards, rules, normand, nrm, norme, al-qaeda

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1. Rachel Gallo:

   With our busy schedules and non-stop appointments, we don't make our skin the priority, we talk so much about self-care and prioritizing ourselves but we don't keep up with the consistency. We need to create a' care culture' where monthly facials with professional estheticians are the norm and that is why subscriptions are essential, our guests come in with skin care goals that take time to achieve and need a combination of customized facials and a daily at-home routine.

2. John Hultquist:

   This broad action is a departure from that norm.

3. Commissioner Mark Morgan:

   As the U.S. continues to take on the challenges posed by COVID-19, we must secure our borders from illegal aliens who show their complete disregard of even the most basic application of health and safety precautions, which have become our new norm againstCOVID-19.

4. Stacy Clemes:

   You're told traditionally, 'Sit, be quiet and learn,' so the sitting is kind of ingrained from a very early age, if we can get in and start changing ... behaviors in children ... standing will become the norm, so when these individuals then go into the workplace, they'll hopefully expect similar furniture and will be reducing their overall sitting time, which hopefully should then have long-term benefits to health.

5. Matthew Schmidt:

   ( But) generally the idea is just to break the rules of the game, which normally say rival intel services dont cause physical harm, this kind of thing meets the letter of that, it doesnt technically get physical, but it breaks the norm of behavior because it seems to cause pretty severe harm. That destabilizes the game. People are worried, people dont perform as well because theyre sick, or theyre worried about being hurt and taking precautions against it, which may make them less effective.