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atypical /atyp·i·cal/ (-ĭ-k'l) irregular; not conformable to the type; in microbiology, applied specifically to strains of unusual type.
atypical [ātip′əkəl] Etymology: Gk, a + typos, without type a condition or object that is not of a usual or standard type. atypical (ātip´ik adj pertaining to deviation from the basic or typical. atypical irregular; not conformable to the type. atypical disease a form of a disease which differs significantly in clinical signs or pathological lesions from classical or textbook forms of the disease, e.g. bovine atypical interstitial pneumonia. atypical fever a fever in which temperature variations are irregular. atypical mycobacterial granuloma see opportunist mycobacterial granuloma. atypical adjective Not normal, irregular, abnormal, not conforming to a type, abnormal in presentation, morphology, appearance or behavior How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In terms of Sula's ogbanje atypicality, her eccentricity starts manifesting early in her childhood, even before she, with a smile and a glide, departs Medallion in 1927 following Nel's marriage to Jude. The authors conclude that 'gender atypicality is a social construction that varies over time according to culture and social class and therefore should not be pathologised'. Overall, the results revealed (a) more change in the East German sample compared with the West German sample; (b) increasing gender neutrality and atypicality regarding career choices among male adolescents; and (c) a time lag among the East German adolescents, whereby the trends found in the former West Germany did not emerge until 2 years later for adolescents in the former East Germany. |
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