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Meanings of so singular in English
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Usage of so singular in English
1
It was so singular, she continued, with some animation in her tone.
2
One landmark is so singular as to strike every beholder most forcibly.
3
This woman, however, appeared so singular that she did not displease me.
4
Why should so simple an incident have produced so singular an effect?
5
Because he was so singular, so extraordinary -or so the seniors said.
6
It is the direction of your teaching that seems to me so singular.
7
The origin of an invitation so singular is explained by Phillimore:-
8
He could not help feeling surprise at a coincidence so singular and unexpected.
9
Theodoret asked him why he had chosen so singular a practice.
10
One of them, however, is so singular, that I cannot forbear relating it.
11
What is the psychical theory connected with so singular a belief?
12
Still it is so singular that madame should come from there.
13
This appeal seemed so singular at that moment, that Pierre's sufferings were increased.
14
I bought it because it was so singular a resemblance.
15
I repeated, betrayed into the interruption by his choice of so singular a word.
16
His behaviour was so singular that Selina commented upon it.
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So singular through the time
So singular across language varieties
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