Unique is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNIQUE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• anything that is unique
• a unique person or thing
• person or thing that is unique
• A thing without a like; something unequaled or unparalleled.
ADJECTIVE:
• having no other of its kind
• being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else
• belonging or connected to (one particular person, place, or thing)
• particularly remarkable, special, or unusual
• Being without a like or equal; unmatched; unequaled; unparalleled; single in kind or excellence; sole.
• radically distinctive and without equal
• (followed by `to\') applying exclusively to a given category or condition or locality
• the single one of its kind
• highly unusual or rare but not the single instance
• being the only one of a particular type
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• existing as the only one of its kind; very unusual
• something that is unique

Words related to UNIQUE

uniquely20 uniqueness19 uniquer16 uniques16 uniquest17

Words that contain UNIQUE

uniquer16 uniques16 biunique19 uniquely20 uniquest17 nonunique18 communique25 uniqueness19 communiques26 biuniqueness23 uniquenesses21 nonuniqueness22 biuniquenesses25 nonuniquenesses24

How to use UNIQUE in a sentence

• The Atlanta area was unique, in that it had three members of the Legion of Doom who actually occupied more or less the same physical locality.
• The trouble these poor French settlers had with their lands was far from unique.
• The Hall of the Winds is a picturesque and unique piece of Hindu architecture.
• It is surrounded by a second wall inclosing an area 3,000 feet long by 1,500 feet wide, which was at one time filled with buildings of unique beauty and interest.
• She was often merely a servant, yet she maintained a unique sex freedom.
• Herein lies the unique beauty of the tale of Rama, that it unites romantic love and moral conflict with a splendid story of wild adventure.
• A short review of the possibilities will convince you that the sight was unique.
• Evidently, this man was under the yoke of some single and unique thought.
• She could see as well as any one the unusually, the unique loveliness of Lady Caroline.
• The Witwatersrand Chamber of Mines was then formed, a voluntary business association of unique interest and efficiency.
• Niccolo have given a little, so these sank much earlier, offering an unique opportunity to a barbarian architect.
• Upon a pedestal in the room was found a rare bit of art, unique in design and exquisite in execution, now in the National Museum at Naples.
• France also had another period quite unique for the varied and wonderful development it gave to the genius and character of woman.
• This is a remarkable structure and gives to its wearer much of his unique appearance.
• It is a splendid and unique opportunity for the believers to come together and deliberate on the vital and pressing issues facing the Cause.
• In the union of these two qualities he is certainly without a parallel, and their combination has produced a work which is unique.
• It was the expressive combination of the whole, at once so clear cut and unique.
• Those little, unique fields, defined by lines and shapes unknown to geometry, are going out of the rural landscape.
• In the first of these qualities he is unique, being called after the subject of his occupation.
• An old Welsh clergyman gave the undergraduate an introduction to John Keble, who then held a place in Oxford almost unique.
• Each thing had the novel charm of unique perfection.
• Such is the power of the primeval, and for the unique way in which it has been treated between these covers, the father takes off his hat to the son.
• There was something about the preaching and personality of this man that made him a unique figure in the field of preacherdom.
• While upon its failure, as I have said, she suddenly assumed a position which for some three hundred and fifty years was unique not only in Italy but in Europe.
• But of all the bodily gifts bestowed by Nature upon this favored child, the most unique and admirable was his voice.
• The samples given me were so small that this was not the case, however, I did have enough material to compare with the unique handwriting characteristics shown in Dr.

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