Meanings of untypically in English

Scotland have been quietly accumulating the plaudits in their own untypically unimposing way.

England were untypically leggy, hesitant and ponderous in possession.

The 2009 champions played fast and loose, as did their hosts, untypically, given their recent form.

Wall Street trading was untypically low for a Monday, less than 50,000,000 shares.

As for their mother, untypically she rose to the crisis, free of migraine and the need to be alone.

Your uncritical acceptance of the National Toll Roads-funded report by DKM of the economics of the M50 is untypically naïve.

There could be no other explanation for collective tackling from the outset that, utterly untypically, was more inoffensive than offensive.

Only his family noticed that Janki untypically avoided drawing the obvious connection with his own heroic feats in the Franco-Prussian War.

Eire Og, winners of four Leinster club titles during the 1990s, were always the better side but were untypically wasteful in attack.

In fact the last of the old-style 1970s and 80s liberation leaders most untypically resigned in writing.

CYCLING: Ian O'Riordanjoins the great cyclist for a jaunt near his Carrick-on-Suir home and finds him in untypically chatty form - and still competitive.

As so often happens in Irish historical writing, but untypically for Garvin, this explanation suffers from not being checked against a comparable case elsewhere.

IME: Briony submits her first bit of writing, while still a nurse, to Horizon magazine and Cyril Connolly very untypically writes a five-page rejection letter.

Scotland have been quietly accumulating the plaudits in their own untypically unimposing way.

England were untypically leggy, hesitant and ponderous in possession.

The 2009 champions played fast and loose, as did their hosts, untypically, given their recent form.