Word for describing how normal (technical term) a database is Database Normalization is the process of changing the structure of a formal database schema in order to minimize redundancy.

Database theory describes some states of normalization in order to make promises about the nature of queries on them - these are called Normal Forms, often abbreviated 1NF, 2NF, 3NF (and less commonly, 4NF, 5NF, 6NF).

I'm looking for a correct (grammatically and technically) term for describing how normal a database is - something like:

Implications on Database Normality
I've only ever heard "normalized" and "denormalized".  "Sorry, you'll need to update the data in a bunch of places; it's kind of denormalized."  So you might hear that a database is "fully normalized", "somewhat denormalized", or "extensively denormalized".