1 used to describe the style of architecture in Britain in the 11th and 12th centuries that developed from the ROMANESQUE style:
a Norman church / castle
2 connected with the Normans (= the people from northern Europe who defeated the English in 1066 and then ruled the country):
the Norman Conquest
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