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uncommon
[uhn-kom-uhn]
adjective
not common; unusual; rare.
an uncommon word.
Synonyms: , , , , , ,unusual in amount or degree; above the ordinary.
an uncommon amount of mail.
Synonyms:exceptional; remarkable.
Synonyms:
uncommon
/ ʌˈɒə /
adjective
outside or beyond normal experience, conditions, etc; unusual
in excess of what is normal
an uncommon liking for honey
adverb
an archaic word for uncommonly
Other 51Թ Forms
- uncommonness noun
- ܲˈdzDzԲԱ noun
Example Sentences
It’s not uncommon to see lines of customers stretching the length of the counter as they wait for charred meats on a layer of crispy cheese and fresh blue corn tortillas.
Foot injuries are not uncommon with fast bowlers and many cut holes in their boots to prevent issues, though that is usually to protect the big toe.
“It is quite uncommon for a botanical garden to have so many plants actively growing at the same time,” Raman told Salon by email.
Mount Etna is one of the world's most active volcanoes, so eruptions are not uncommon and its outbursts rarely cause significant damage or injury.
Reports of customs officials seizing banned wildlife from passengers trying to smuggle them into the country are not uncommon.
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