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Meanings of singularly in English
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Usage of singularly in English
1
For elaborate or problem work, the two orange spots proved singularly versatile.
2
His manners are to ninety-nine in one hundred singularly repulsive; brow-hanging; shoe-contemplating-strange
3
Though cunning in many ways, the opossum is singularly simple in others.
4
The situation of Barcelona is singularly advantageous for the trade in cattle.
5
She still felt singularly numb toward the world and life in general.
6
This is a crisis the western powers have singularly failed to address.
7
You accomplish singularly little to harass M. de Mar in his love-making.
8
All the painted heads on the china cups look singularly cheerful to-day.
9
Wouldn't it be singularly awkward for you if I had said 'Yes'?
10
In this disease the mind often remains singularly clear to the last.
11
Their agents in the Peninsula were men singularly unfitted for the position.
12
He was supreme as usual; he was spectacular; he was singularly fabulous.
13
But in talking and in letter-writing, I am at times singularly weak.
14
A trail ran through the woods; a trail singularly morose and unattractive.
15
But on this particular morning the effect seemed singularly bright and clear.
16
The elements of caution and expediency were singularly lacking in his character.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare