Curious
Curious adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.
Usage example: that's a curious argument to make in favor of legalizing certain drugs
Normal
Normal adjective - Being of the type that is encountered in the normal course of events.
Usage example: that fateful day had begun just like any normal workday
Both words in one sentence
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Some normal people, such as police officers, are in the know, though, so that WON (magical police) can focus on work instead of cover-ups and fending off curious muggles.
Source: Masquerade - Another curious example, Church's second robot body is seen only speaking French, yet Church speaks English in his normal voice when inhabiting it, inverting the Lopez example.
Source: Voices Are Mental -
Babar is a curious example, as it begins with normal animals (primarily elephants and rhinos) who then learn to walk and talk like humans.
Source: World of Funny Animals
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