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Meanings of very uncommon in English

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Usage of very uncommon in English
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I see nothing so very uncommon in what has happened to you.
Hyperion
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In conclusion, vitamin D deficiency is very uncommon in this Afro-Caribbean population.
Pubmed
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February 24 My British humour comes through with him - very uncommon.
The Guardian
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Will you wear it staying with me because it is very uncommon.
The Young Visiters or, Mr. Salteena's Plan
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The isolation of C. difficile outside the intestinal tract is very uncommon.
Pubmed
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All this made the total impression he conveyed a very uncommon one.
Marius the Epicurean — Volume 2
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Here again is something that is very peculiar and not very uncommon.
Indian Ghost Stories / Second Edition
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Conclusion: Significant GI pathology is very uncommon in young men presenting with ID.
Pubmed
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He opened one and found a very uncommon herb in it.
The Violet Fairy Book
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This sort of feeling is not very uncommon in early life.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
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Men may be wicked in other ways, but this vice is very uncommon.
Modern Persia
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Osseous tumors, growing from the walls of the cranium, are not very uncommon.
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
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The words were said with a playful good-humour very uncommon to Mr. Darrell.
What Will He Do with It? — Volume 02
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And there also you will see a very uncommon thing-animage of Shiva.
Following the Equator: A Journey Around the World
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By contrast, fatalities in rock climbing and bouldering are very uncommon.
Climbing Magazine
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Accordingly, four months afterwards, the earl was seized with a very uncommon disease.
Lives of the Necromancers
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