To remove or depart from established norms or standards.
From dis- (reverse, remove) + norm (from Latin norma, meaning rule or standard). This is a modern formation following the productive pattern of dis- prefix verbs, created to describe departing from social or behavioral standards.
While 'disenorm' isn't found in most dictionaries, it's exactly the kind of word linguists predict will exist based on English's rule-making system—proving that language is alive and speakers create words following predictable patterns whenever they need them.
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