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one-off
noun
something occurring, done, or made only once.
one-off
noun
Also: one-shot.
something that is carried out or made only once
( as modifier )
a one-off job
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of one-off1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of one-off1
Example Sentences
With over 1,100 Boeing 787s flying worldwide since 2011, investigators must determine whether this was a systemic issue that could affect the global fleet - or a one-off failure unique to this flight, experts say.
The one-off deal, which runs from Wednesday for a week, is open to existing Co-op members, and a shoppers wanting to sign up, but not to staff.
That project began in 2019 as a one-off album recorded in a small Louisiana studio, of songs inspired by the transatlantic slave trade and the suffering and often unheard voices of Black women.
Infrastructure projects and one-off developments are funded in a different way but there are long-standing calls for the system as a whole to be reformed.
I don’t know if I would write, like, a one-off type of situation, but however it would work out, I would love that.
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