Usage of "untypical" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

Not representative of a group, class, or type.

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Usage of untypical in English

Through his hangover, Colin had acquired a distant, rough authority, quite untypical. 
 The comfort of strangers 

Obviously, the untypical Punch-Drunk Love and Reign Over Me make it in. 
 The Irish Times 

My dad's medical notes show the decline not untypical of the disease. 
 The Guardian 

Mrs. Blake, in a most untypical gesture, has named her latest-born Cicero. 
 Can You Feel Anything When I Do This? 

It's possible that others may well demonstrate a very untypical streak of rebelliousness. 
 The South African 

Other performers also reached the final with untypical fusions of different musical traditions. 
 Reuters 

Paterson's serial recklessness is untypical of how patients come to harm. 
 The Guardian 

Not an ideal scenario, but neither was it untypical for a modern teenager. 
 Blood harvest 

And given the recent spate of league postponements, that showed uncanny and untypical prescience. 
 The Irish Times 

Growing up, I think I was not untypical in my Londoner's ignorance of Ireland. 
 The Irish Times 

But there's something immediate and personal about their performance that's untypical of the genre. 
 The Irish Times 

More important, the scenes at Calais are very untypical of illegal migration into the UK. 
 The Guardian 

Sir William Maleverer is a fictional character, but I think he was probably not untypical. 
 Sovereign 

With untypical forbearance, Ana denied herself the obvious retort. 
 Three ways to capsize a boat: an optimist afloat 

But the Greeks are by no means untypical. 
 The Unpopular Review, Volume II Number 3 

We have a very untypical, electronic Swedish sound. 
 The Guardian 

untypical

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Portuguese

Catalan

Untypical through the time

Meanings of untypical in English