The quality or state of being abnormal; a deviation from the normal or expected condition.
From 'anormal' + '-ity' (Latin suffix creating abstract nouns from adjectives). This parallels 'abnormality,' offering an alternative formation for the abstract concept of being abnormal.
The difference between 'anormality' and 'abnormality' is like choosing between two doors that lead to the same room—both are technically correct, but 'abnormality' became so dominant that 'anormality' virtually vanished, teaching us that sometimes language's 'efficiency' just means winning a popularity contest.
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