unusually
US /ʌnˈjuʒʊəlɪ/
・UK /ʌnˈju:ʒuəli/
B1
adv.AdverbTo an uncommon degree or extent
You have unusually long hair
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Emma Watson on Being Hit with Snowballs & Meeting Idol Celine Dion
- I mean, unusually forceful, I would say.
I mean, unusually forceful, I would say.
- Very unusually forceful.
Very unusually forceful.
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- spend an unusually large amount of money on something - to spend more on something than you
spend an unusually large amount of money on something - to spend more on something than you
- 'Splurge' is the verb, and 'splurge out' is the phrasal verb, and both mean 'to spend an unusually large amount of money on something - to spend more on something than you usually would'.
'Splurge' is the verb, and 'splurge out' is the phrasal verb, and both mean 'to spend an unusually large amount of money on something - to spend more on something than you usually would'.
A Cake or a Biscuit? - The Lengthy and Expensive Saga of the Jaffa Cake
- Such items include alcohol, mineral water, confectioneries, and rather unusually, biscuits that are covered with chocolate.
Such items include alcohol, mineral water, confectioneries, and rather unusually, biscuits that are covered with chocolate.
- Such items include alcohol, mineral water, confectioneries, and, rather unusually, biscuits that are covered with chocolate⏤regular biscuits are, notably, exempt.
Such items include alcohol, mineral water, confectioneries, and, rather unusually, biscuits that are covered with chocolate⏤regular biscuits are, notably, exempt.
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- Whether it's true or not, the possibility that Frollo sold his soul does add an unusually spooky twist to an already creepy movie.
Whether it's true or not, the possibility that Frollo sold his soul does add an unusually spooky twist to an already creepy movie.
- the possibility that Frollo sold his soul does add an unusually spooky twist
the possibility that Frollo sold his soul does add an unusually spooky twist
VOCABULARY THAT NATIVE SPEAKERS USE IN ENGLISH
- Unusually, unusually smart, usually beautiful.
Unusually, unusually smart, usually beautiful.
- Unusually hot.
Unusually hot.
Almost 600 killed in recent south Syria violence, monitoring group says | BBC News
- What difference do you think it will make that the United States has unusually rebuked the Netanyahu government for these strikes against Syria?
What difference do you think it will make that the United States has unusually rebuked the Netanyahu government for these strikes against Syria?
- What difference do you think it will make that the United States has unusually rebuked the Netanyahu government for these strikes against Syria?
What difference do you think it will make that the United States has unusually rebuked the Netanyahu government for these strikes against Syria?
Boy with rare condition amazes doctors after world-first gene therapy | BBC News
- Unusually, there's no pharmaceutical company involved.
Unusually, there's no pharmaceutical company involved.
- Unusually, there's no pharmaceutical company involved.
Unusually, there's no pharmaceutical company involved.
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- Ryo Hirakawa, driving the Alpine unusually in Free Practice 1, was quicker than Pierre Gasly, the team's regular driver, and the reason he was so much quicker?
Ryo Hirakawa, driving the Alpine unusually in Free Practice 1, was quicker than Pierre Gasly, the team's regular driver, and the reason he was so much quicker?
- Ryo Hirakawa, driving the Alpine unusually in free practice one, was quicker than Pierre Gasly, the team's regular driver.
Ryo Hirakawa, driving the Alpine unusually in free practice one, was quicker than Pierre Gasly, the team's regular driver.
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- perhaps even more so because it means something that is unusually good.
perhaps even more so because it means something that is unusually good.
- perhaps even more so because it means something that is unusually good.
perhaps even more so because it means something that is unusually good.
Trump sues Murdoch and Wall Street Journal for $10bn over Epstein article | BBC News
- Unusually, Donald Trump is being attacked by some of his most ardent supporters, angry that he's not published government documents, including the names of Epstein's clients.
Unusually, Donald Trump is being attacked by some of his most ardent supporters, angry that he's not published government documents, including the names of Epstein's clients.
- Unusually, Donald Trump is being attacked by some of his most ardent supporters, angry that he's not published government documents including the names of Epstein's clients.
Unusually, Donald Trump is being attacked by some of his most ardent supporters, angry that he's not published government documents including the names of Epstein's clients.