normalising

to normalise relationships after a quarrel

It is important to normalise relations between the two countries.

The goal is to normalise blood pressure levels.

We need to normalise the process for better efficiency.

The therapist helps patients normalise their emotions.

The government is working to normalise trade with other countries.

It's important to normalise conversations about mental health.

The company aims to normalise flexible working hours.

We should normalise the use of sustainable materials in construction.

The school is working to normalise diversity and inclusion.

The campaign aims to normalise breastfeeding in public.

The great underreported story is how normalised all this has become.

We want to get that conversation normalised starting at an early age.

And Mr Trump is normalising the use of trade weapons in political spats.

Then we have the verb to normalise, meaning to make something normal.

So, because more people are talking about this issue, it begins to normalise it.

OK, calm. You just need to normalise it, OK?

Even when you take them from normal you can normalise the stress response and the anxiety.

And I think that just goes to show how normalised social media, electronics, high dopamine activities usage has become.

I think what's really changed is people telling their stories, and the more stories that we tell it kind of begins to normalise this.

It is the regional giant and the hostilities threaten its ambitious economic blueprint, which seemed like it might involve normalising relations with Israel.