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uncommon
adjective as in very different
Strongest matches
adjective as in wonderful, exceptional
Example Sentences
“It’s not uncommon for the market to get a bit emotional during earnings seasons.”
Public demonstrations are uncommon in Singapore, which has very strict rules against protests and requires a police permit for any gathering promoting a cause.
They are "two of the lucky ones" who got convictions for the "wicked crime" which is "uncommon", the Labour MP said.
Federal litigation often takes years to resolve, and brief pauses in proceedings are not uncommon.
The confiscation of "problematic maps" by Chinese customs officers is not uncommon - though the number of the maps seized in Shandong easily eclipses past seizures.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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