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Meanings of atypically in English

In a manner that is not typical.

Usage of atypically in English
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Still the current situation is so unusual Fed policymakers have become atypically blunt.
Reuters
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These patients can present atypically or be asymptomatic and diagnosed incidentally.
Pubmed
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That's been attributed to an atypically dry and warm summer in the region.
Reuters
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When Spock finally spoke, it was in an atypically discreet tone.
Star trek movie tie-in
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It's like reading two books simultaneously, one atypically straight, the other characteristically twisted.
Junky
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This unique mechanism thus enables cross-presentation to evolve from an atypically acidic loading compartment.
Pubmed
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Symptoms of the central nervous system may occur, but often present atypically and diagnostically challenging.
Pubmed
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We then circulate memes and screen grabs of multi-syllabic Black names that atypically incorporate punctuation.
Ebony
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But with case forty-five, Imhotep fell atypically silent.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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His personality darkened under the pressure, and he had grown atypically remote-no ,morethan remote, secretive.
Heat Rises
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Experimental non-human primate models of obesity are induced through the introduction of atypically calorically rich diets.
Pubmed
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Studies with very strong overall amyloid reduction showed an increase in vascular Aβ, which atypically was nonfibrillar.
Pubmed
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In Lincoln's courtship of Mary Owens, he atypically went out of his way to emphasize the negative.
A. lincoln: a biography
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Slim and youthful, he struck Marshall as atypically warm for a fed, almost amiable in his approach.
Masked
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Cardassia City was atypically bleak and overcast.
Star trek: terok nor: dawn of the eagles
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But some large expeditions have cancelled and the airport and the Thamel tourist area are atypically quiet.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Atypically through the time