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Meanings of entirely unique in English

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Usage of entirely unique in English
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It's an entirely unique vision and wrongfoots us from the start.
The Guardian
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She is a most interesting and absorbing person,-oneentirely unique in my experience.
Mercy Philbrick's Choice
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The effect is very rich, and, to my ear, entirely unique.
Wake-Robin
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Although the rock and style may resemble its California counterpart, the scene is entirely unique.
Climbing Magazine
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It's an entirely unique concept that's executed perfectly.
Wired
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This is a little book-onlysixty pages-butit is entirely unique in its plan and style.
The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 2
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This creates an amazing and entirely unique landscape.
Climbing Magazine
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The names from the copyright pages weren't entirely unique either, which was going to be a problem.
The cold room
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Their observation is entirely unique and complimentary.
Wired
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This strain is very marked, and, though inlaid with the notes of several other birds, is entirely unique.
Wake-Robin
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You are, after all, approaching the supernatural problem from an entirely unique perspective, and we would value your input.
Soulless
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Very clever and entirely unique.
Jack Reacher 01 - Killing Floor
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The writer of this has seen her in one of these performances, and considers it entirely unique and unmistakably commendable.
The Use and Need of the Life of Carry A. Nation
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The fruit of this new study is a group of lovely pastoral Madonnas, which are entirely unique as Nature idyls.
The Madonna in Art
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The findings highlight an entirely unique mechanism...
Reuters
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Then if I find you relieved of L. A. L. we will start a magazine inexpensive, and of an entirely unique sort.
Mark Twain's Letters — Volume 4 (1886-1900)
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Entirely unique through the time