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Meanings of unusually good in English
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Usage of unusually good in English
1
Indeed scoring was unusually good, with seven players carding 68 or better.
2
And, when he is in the vein he is unusually good company.
3
Lionel Neuman was struck again by how unusually good-looking the boy was.
4
Given his skills at persuasion, he was unusually good at it.
5
The frequent tracks in the snow, however, indicated an unusually good tracking country.
6
I am bound to say that Miss Jacobi seemed in unusually good spirits.
7
She seemed in unusually good spirits, and overflowing with kindness and innocent affection.
8
The original productions presented this year were said to have been unusually good.
9
Both Simpson and Whipple notice that the masonry seems to be unusually good.
10
On the contrary, I think you have an unusually good voice.
11
Fortunately he knew the road, which was an unusually good one.
12
She was given an unusually good opportunity with a sterling family.
13
Perhaps dealing with merchandise below zero keeps his resistance unusually good.
14
His head seemed wonderfully clear, his command of words unusually good.
15
The girl had an unusually good opportunity for studying the young man's face.
16
They were quite like other people, except that their manners were unusually good.
This collocation consists of:
Unusually good through the time
Unusually good across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common