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Meanings of unusual shape in English
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Usage of unusual shape in English
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But this was a somewhat large one, and of rather unusual shape.
2
Each broom seemed to have an unusual shape perched on its handle.
3
IT EARNED its name from its unusual shape and smooth, white surface.
4
Presently he noticed what appeared to be an unusual shape on the floor.
5
I have examined a Burmese variety, which had a skull of rather unusual shape.
6
Montezuma's Castle is easily recognizable by its unusual shape.
7
These were two large packing cases, of unusual shape, and made of heavy planedboards!
8
It seemed, Alan noticed, to be of an unusual shape and written in some strange character.
9
This envelope was of unusual shape, long and narrow, and the paper was heavy and high-glossed.
10
Our finding rationalizes the recruitment of Atg17 complexes to the yeast PAS, and their unusual shape.
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A wok's unusual shape makes it useful for everything from mixing batter to tossing a salad.
12
His head looked odd, too, but Jane figured its unusual shape was due to a hat.
13
This ring was of an unusual shape.
14
Of unusual shape, both round and flat, so a cross-section looks like a dumbbell with angular ends.
15
Flint arrow head of unusual shape.
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He marked its unusual shape, the elven steel it was forged of, and the elvish runes inscribed upon the blade.
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