Synonyms of supernormal

supernormal

adjective

ˌsü-pər-ˈnȯr-məl 

as in superhuman

being so extraordinary or abnormal as to suggest powers which violate the laws of nature

the little boy pretended to be a comic book hero with supernormal powers

Synonyms & Similar Words

• superhuman
• uncanny
• magical
• miraculous
• remarkable
• supernatural
• transcendental
• transcendent
• phenomenal
• preternatural
• unique
• unearthly
• outstanding
• strange
• bizarre
• peculiar
• unusual
• grotesque
• curious
• eerie
• rare
• marvelous
• prodigious
• kinky
• uncommon
• outrageous
• unnatural
• weird
• singular
• aberrant
• quirky
• freakish
• outlandish
• atypical
• idiosyncratic
• queer
• puzzling
• wacky
• confounding
• outré
• funny
• quaint
• out-of-the-way
• unwonted
• baffling
• perplexing
• unconventional
• far-out
• unorthodox
• fantastic
• shocking
• screwy
• wild
• freak
• notable
• queerish
• salient
• striking
• prominent
• way-out
• flaky
• conspicuous
• mystifying
• noticeable
• bewildering
• uncustomary

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• ordinary
• average
• usual
• typical
• everyday
• prosaic
• commonplace
• garden
• routine
• familiar
• unremarkable
• unexceptional
• predictable
• regular
• run-of-the-mill
• common
• expected
• workaday
• habitual
• customary
• frequent
• wonted

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of supernormal

The vision that’s ascribed to him is instead the microscopic view—a dissector’s terrifying, supernormal closeness to the facts. — Daniel Engber, The Atlantic, 11 June 2021

Workers at a handful of firms, including Amazon and Walmart, have made superhuman efforts to fulfil online orders, and their investors have made supernormal profits as Wall Street has bid up their shares on euphoria that Western retailing is at the cutting edge. — The Economist, 30 Dec. 2020

Adversarial examples can be seen as a form of supernormal stimuli for neural networks. — IEEE Spectrum, 28 Feb. 2018

The Tax Policy Center assumes that 60% of corporate income taxes fall on what are called supernormal returns, which are the extra profits some companies can earn because of strategic advantages such as monopolistic power. — Richard Rubin, WSJ, 8 Aug. 2017