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What is the past tense of normalise?

What's the past tense of normalise? Here's the word you're looking for.

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The past tense of normalise is normalised.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of normalise is normalises.

The present participle of normalise is normalising.

The past participle of normalise is normalised.

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Things would be even more promising if Ireland had a normalised postal code system.
The polled data is normalised allowing a comparison between the information from among the various manufacturers and technologies.
Perhaps those experiences normalised the wearing of mannish jackets for women as much as the influence of couture.
In this regard, the conditions in the money market have not yet normalised and remain strongly affected by an elevated degree of risk aversion.
And the senior Police officer told the Democrat such attacks make a return to normalised policing all the more difficult.
With the results being normalised by extraction of the origin and destination populations, these push and pull factors are meaningful when compared relatively.

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