"abnormal" appears to be associated mostly with a deviation from the norm that is detrimental or undesirable. Is there a word for when the deviation is in the opposite direction?

Is there a word to describe someone who has preconceived notions of how something should be (like an event) and therefore always ends up worried about meeting people’s expectations or disappointed in not meeting their own or other’s expectations?

This is a feature when we use tools like Draw.io or PowerPoint. As you can see below, I have two rectangles on the canvas. When I drag the green one close enough to the blue one, the green one will be auto attached to the blue one like a magnet. What's this "auto attached" behavior called in En...

I have to write about Miss Trunchbull in English, and Dahl states ‘she ploughed on like a tank, with small people bouncing off her to left and right.’ So I thought she doesn’t let anyone get in her way? But when I searched it, it came up with strong minded, and I don’t want her to sound like a go...

Is there a word that entails the meaning of "I set it to zero"? Note how this may not necessarily mean you reset something, as it's default value may be something other than zero.

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Yard sales occur in the yard, while garage sales occur in the garage. But both accomplish the same thing: selling personal belongings from your home to the general public. What word or phrase works for both? I see both of them used inter-changeably all the time, but it seems wrong. I thought "...