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Meanings of unprecedented in English

Portuguese
sem precedentes
Catalan
inaudit

Having no precedent; novel.

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sem precedentes
Usage of unprecedented in English
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This year has seen an unprecedented number of migrants arriving in Europe.
BBC
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The issue has prompted unprecedented demonstrations across New Caledonia in recent years.
Radio NZ
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At the moment, we simply don't know because the problem is unprecedented.
News.com.au
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COVID-19 pandemic posed an unprecedented threat to global public health and economies.
Pubmed
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The real issue was that there was an unprecedented global financial crisis.
The Guardian
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The company said the decision was in response to unprecedented border restrictions.
Radio NZ
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Forget spiralling house prices, unprecedented job growth and other key economic indicators.
The Irish Times
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Our countless words and images surely helped galvanize the unprecedented international response.
Reuters
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He looks at how New Zealand's media dealt with such unprecedented situation.
Radio NZ
10
The 2011 Dáil election saw an unprecedented number of new TDs elected.
The Irish Times
11
She said the attack is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence.
Radio NZ
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However, analysts believe this crackdown is unprecedented in terms of its scope.
The Guardian
13
Leaving the UK would lead to unprecedented austerity for Scotland's public services.
The Guardian
14
This year saw the launch of an unprecedented number of games consoles.
The Guardian
15
Nationalism is rising in Europe on a scale unprecedented since the 1930s.
The Irish Times
16
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn described the impasse as unprecedented and extremely serious.
Radio NZ
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Translations for unprecedented
Portuguese
sem precedentes
Catalan
inaudit
Unprecedented through the time
Unprecedented across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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