Uncommon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCOMMON in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• remarkably
ADJECTIVE:
• not common
• out of the ordinary; unusual
• remarkably great (used for emphasis)
• not happening or encountered often
• Not common; unusual; infrequent; rare; hence, remarkable; strange; as, an uncommon season; an uncommon degree of cold or heat; uncommon courage.
• not common or ordinarily encountered; unusually great in amount or remarkable in character or kind
• marked by an uncommon quality; especially superlative or extreme of its kind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not ordinarily encountere; unusual

Words related to UNCOMMON

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Words that contain UNCOMMON

uncommoner16 uncommonly19 uncommonest17 uncommonness18 uncommonnesses20

How to use UNCOMMON in a sentence

• Whereas, Caesar, having consumed all the corn far and near, was in very great distress, but his soldiers bore all with uncommon patience.
• Some of them are said not to be uncommon in Egypt, others to be almost unknown.
• It is not uncommon, sir, in judging of future events, and tracing effects from causes, for the most sagacious to be mistaken.
• So uncommon a thing was this, that he stopped to reflect.
• She is of a rather uncommon character, therefore I will devote to her a few lines.
• Consequently the capacity for acting gets impaired, and finally it degenerates into a weakness of character, an innate and not uncommon fault with us.
• One reason why so many persons are really shocked and pained by the avowal of heretical opinions is the very fact that such avowal is uncommon.
• The diseases of the body, too, that are produced by a damp atmosphere, are uncommon here.
• So George rode over three times a week to learn Latin, which he did with uncommon slowness.
• Such elevation above himself, in congressional debate, was most uncommon.
• The infernal cleverness of the two men had gained a terrible advantage by taking Laurence in the trap of a not uncommon trick.
• He had done her an uncommon good turn, queer as was the lodger thus introduced.
• In our own days, most uncommon manifestations of divine grace have been given to holy women.
• During the afternoon an uncommon number other acquaintances dropped in.
• To return from the description to the illustration of this not uncommon character.
• We all smiled at the description of your own uncommon courtship.
• The dinner, which on this occasion was a secondary object, was despatched with uncommon celerity.
• It might have escaped notice elsewhere, but traces of real skill in Art were too uncommon in this region to be disregarded by any lover of her fruits.
• Hamilton, she scarcely knew wherefore, for it was no uncommon thing for Lord St.
• Meanwhile he devoted himself with uncommon zest to household duties.
• William Collins of Chichester, a man of uncommon learning and abilities.
• When I got them on board, I went with them all over the ship, which they viewed with uncommon surprise and attention.
• They were curious in examining every part of the ship, which they viewed with uncommon attention.
• They maintained a precarious existence by hunting and fishing, and the gathering of wild rice, with starvation as no uncommon experience.

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