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Meanings of very singular in English
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Usage of very singular in English
1
There is something very singular in the history of this pernicious drug.
2
In the whole detail of this war, very singular skill is manifested.
3
The channel of the Sound offers a prospect of very singular interest.
4
The Dance was represented, and still exists, in one very singular place.
5
The uncouth gambols and leaps of these anomalous creatures were very singular.
6
The Oneidas have a tradition about the deluge, which is very singular.
7
At the late election for this county a very singular circumstance happened.
8
She was one on whom the Lord had conferred very singular graces.
9
It's very singular that I should have fought in such a condition.
10
They are known to medical science as very singular and noteworthy occurrences.
11
That is a very singular form of expression which our Lord employs.
12
A very singular incident happened during this latter part of his journey.
13
No other hypothesis can account for your very singular remarks about me.
14
This appropriation to the Methodists, as an Ecclesiastical Establishment, is very singular.
15
I saw, a moment ago, on the lake, a very singular spectacle.
16
Of this man something very singular was soon made known to me.
This collocation consists of:
Very singular through the time
Very singular across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare