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unique
adjective as in alone, singular
adjective as in one-of-a-kind; without equal
Example Sentences
Obviously, Ellie is unique, but at the same time, is there something about the Goffin’s cockatoo that makes her maybe more susceptible to being able to pick up communication and things like that?
There are infinitely many points in the three dimensions of space, and at every instant as time passes a unique event occurs at each location.
Few of these cars still exist, and their design is unique and iconic.
Each week had a theme: the foundations of the West, U.S. history and its unique culture, movements within America, and case studies of leaders including Abraham Lincoln and Winston Churchill.
Distinct traits, including longer arms, a greater number of teeth, fewer tail vertebrae, and unique skull nerve structures, all appeared early in development and are biologically inconsistent with T. rex.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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