unusually — To a degree that is not typical or normal; in an exceptional or remarkable way.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: To a degree that is not typical or normal; in an exceptional or remarkable way.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈjuːʒuəli/
Korean meaning: 비정상적으로, 유난히
Korean pronunciation: 언-유-주얼리 (강세: 유)
Example Sentences
- My cat was unusually friendly today - I'm worried it might be plotting something
- The weather has been unusually hot this winter
- She was unusually nervous about the presentation
unusually
ADVERB//ʌnˈjuːʒuəli//
To a degree that is not typical or normal; in an exceptional or remarkable way.
To a degree that is not typical or normal; in an exceptional or remarkable way.
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Though usually kind, today unusually flustered, never cruelly!
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Origin
From Latin 'usualis' meaning 'customary or ordinary,' with the negative prefix 'un-' and adverb suffix '-ly' added in English to create the meaning 'not in the usual way.'
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“My cat was unusually friendly today - I'm worried it might be plotting something”
“The weather has been unusually hot this winter”
“She was unusually nervous about the presentation”
“The teacher was unusually generous with grades - students are suspecting a trap”
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