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Meanings of unusually in anglès

To a remarkable degree or extent.

In an abnormal manner.

Usage of unusually in anglès
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It's an unusually stark and public example of a far bigger problem.
Reuters
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However, in this case shareholder backing for PPG's approach is unusually strong.
Reuters
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The German government criticised the Slovak parliament's decision in unusually harsh terms.
The Irish Times
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The countries also all had governments that are unusually open to reform.
Feminist dot com
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Indeed scoring was unusually good, with seven players carding 68 or better.
The Irish Times
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Opposition groups have been heartened by unusually large rallies in recent months.
Reuters
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A year into its third term, that is an unusually strong reading.
Radio NZ
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Perhaps I should say my body behaved unusually well on the way.
Chef
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This time, however, the cards were unusually obscure, and difficult to interpret.
Death Mask
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Such an order is unusually large, almost 1 percent of daily volume.
Reuters
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The unusually eventful months brought him both new controversy and unforeseen wealth.
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Am I unusually simple or this just another example of administrative gobbledegook?
The Irish Times
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This is a short-term political fix, Lomax said, in unusually outspoken comments.
Reuters
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One school in the North West also received an unusually high amount.
The South African
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In Spain, unusually hot conditions were registered for a fourth consecutive day.
Reuters
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And in an unusually aggressive statement issued today, he slammed Mr Trump.
News.com.au
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