atypically — In a manner that is not characteristic or representative of a type, class, or group; unusually or abnormally.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a manner that is not characteristic or representative of a type, class, or group; unusually or abnormally.
Pronunciation (IPA): /eɪˈtɪpɪkli/
Korean meaning: 비전형적으로, 특이하게
Korean pronunciation: 에이-티피-컬-리 (강세: 티피)
Example Sentences
- My cat atypically brought me a flower instead of a dead mouse this morning.
- The CEO atypically wore jeans and sneakers to the board meeting.
- The desert experienced atypically heavy rainfall this year.
atypically
ADVERB//eɪˈtɪpɪkli//
In a manner that is not characteristic or representative of a type, class, or group; unusually or abnormally.
In a manner that is not characteristic or representative of a type, class, or group; unusually or abnormally.
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She points specifically as reactions change dramatically, all atypically!
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Origin
From Greek 'typos' meaning 'model' or 'pattern,' which evolved into English 'typical' meaning 'characteristic of a type.'
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“My cat atypically brought me a flower instead of a dead mouse this morning.”
“The CEO atypically wore jeans and sneakers to the board meeting.”
“The desert experienced atypically heavy rainfall this year.”
“My grandmother atypically ordered spicy Korean food instead of her usual bland soup.”
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