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Meanings of so uncommon in English

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Usage of so uncommon in English
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There was something uncanny in their commonplaceness in so uncommon a place.
Noto: An Unexplored Corner of Japan
2
Didn't somebody say that there was nothing so uncommon as common sense?
The Necromancers
3
Tales of the unexpected are not, however, so uncommon in Europe's lesser leagues.
The Guardian
4
But it is striking how this performative engagement with politics feels so uncommon.
The Guardian
5
A marriage of convenience in the city is not so uncommon.
A change in altitude
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Not that it is so uncommon for Lise to be gone.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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Such murders were not so uncommon as Lady Maud might think.
The Primadonna / A Sequel to "Fair Margaret"
8
Avarice is so common, and disinterestedness, friendship, and love so uncommon.
The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 02
9
Surely it's not so uncommon that it needs national recognition?
The Irish Times
10
It took me so uncommon unexpected, as I had no idea of attracting attention.
David Crockett: His Life and Adventures
11
The name is so uncommon that I am quite sure.
The Brentons
12
The name is not so uncommon as that, you know.
A Tale of a Lonely Parish
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Yet these incidents were so uncommon, as to fill her with astonishment and foreboding.
Wieland; Or, The Transformation: An American Tale
14
Such achievement and such distinction, however, were not so uncommon as to appear phenomenal.
Abraham Lincoln: a History — Volume 01
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That isn't easy to say; but I don't believe the occurrence quite so uncommon.
Stories by Foreign Authors: Scandinavian
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Why did you put your name, Ursula?-itis so uncommon.'
Uncle Max
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