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Meanings of uncommonly in English
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Usage of uncommonly in English
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Things appear to go on in the night in the garden uncommonly.
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Footnote: In the southern provinces the campaign of 1781 was uncommonly active.
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The Malazans may have sunk; they'd looked uncommonly low in the water.
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The weather in the last month was remarked to be uncommonly cold.
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I think every thing has passed off uncommonly well, I assure you.
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Mr. Van Brunt looked uncommonly grave, she thought; her aunt, uncommonly satisfied.
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Not only was warship bread fresh, it tended to be uncommonly good.
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This chapter deals with acute medical conditions occurring uncommonly in pregnant women.
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Background: Drug allergy is frequently reported, but uncommonly confirmed with diagnostic testing.
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Nevertheless the hosts of the air were uncommonly active while he slept.
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Two miles, and Fred felt satisfied that he was doing uncommonly well.
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And that, in the long run, comes uncommonly hard on your sisters.
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But men have to be uncommonly unanimous in order to refuse wealth.
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The girl was uncommonly handsome, with straight hair and regular European features.
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She looked grave, and her laughing sounded uncommonly like screaming-thatwas all.
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Barley does uncommonly well on the light limestone soil of these hills.
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United Kingdom
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