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Meanings of uncharacteristic in anglès

espanyol
inusual

Distinctive and not typical.

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inusual
Usage of uncharacteristic in anglès
1
Nakata did an uncharacteristic thing-hepondered this for a good long time.
Kafka on the Shore
2
Purpose: Atherosclerotic plaques are highly heterogeneous, nonlinear materials with uncharacteristic structural behaviors.
Pubmed
3
Therefore, either Deborah had made a huge and uncharacteristic mistake, or else-
Double Dexter
4
This uncharacteristic and transparent graciousness is another sign he wants to deal.
First degree
5
It was a move most uncharacteristic of the very correct young lady.
Faith
6
The fact that he'd voiced them revealed an uncharacteristic level of emotion.
Bones to Ashes
7
Isobel looked up at him, surprised by this uncharacteristic sharing of information.
Nevermore
8
It was particularly intense and uncharacteristic, struck the province of Davao Oriental.
The Guardian
9
Queen Elizabeth got into an uncharacteristic spot of diplomatic bother this week.
The Irish Times
10
All right, Alvin, but he noticed in her tone an uncharacteristic anxiety.
In Cold Blood
11
Frustrated by Lucian's erratic behavior and uncharacteristic display of emotion, I left.
Demon: a memoir
12
In a sense Churchill can be forgiven his unusual and uncharacteristic defeatism.
A journey: my political life
13
As it transpired, they would end up grateful for Murray's uncharacteristic profligacy.
The Guardian
14
They were uncharacteristic misses, but Mane had already done more than enough.
News.com.au
15
The Irish and ex-Munster full-back was plainly mortified by his uncharacteristic actions.
The Irish Times
16
There was an uncharacteristic chill coming in on the northeast ocean wind.
Shadow men
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Translations for uncharacteristic
espanyol
inusual
Uncharacteristic through the time
Uncharacteristic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common