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A-one

[ey wuhn] / ˈeɪ ˈwʌn /
ADJECTIVE
of highest quality
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"That's more likely… if the strike is symbolic or a one off."

From BBC

Then we moved into a one bedroom in 2022.

From The Wall Street Journal

"If you did devolve the whole of rail infrastructure to Wales, you'd want to be really certain that all the money that you needed for that came with, I'd be very concerned whether that would happen as a one off event."

From BBC

While many of the questions were benign, including several from children, from a one reporter from Yakutia in north-eastern Siberia highlighted a tenfold increase in energy prices in the past four years.

From BBC

Farr said she doesn’t want to play grief forever but upcoming episodes will continue to show Sharon “trying to figure out who she is as a ‘one’ instead of a ‘two.’

From Los Angeles Times