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Meanings of so uncharacteristic in English
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Usage of so uncharacteristic in English
1
It's so uncharacteristic of her, I said woodenly.
2
The expression on her face was so uncharacteristic.
3
It was so uncharacteristic, so atypical, that it even managed the daunting task of drawing Golic's attention away from his food.
4
It was so uncharacteristic a gesture from a woman who was so calm and beautiful, it sent a wave of fear through me.
5
Resh simply shook his head, a singular gesture of negation so uncharacteristic of the warlock that Caplo was startled and, indeed, somewhat frightened.
6
The begrudgery was so uncharacteristic of a New Yorker that it solidified for me all that I love about the residents of this city.
7
In a hail of turnovers so uncharacteristic of this side's pool rounds, the Opals were dispatched in a 73-71 quarter-final defeat.