Peculiarly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PECULIARLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a peculiar manner; particulary; in a rare and striking degree; unusually.
ADVERB:
• PECULIAR, strange
• more than usually; especially
• in an unusual way; oddly
• used to emphasize restriction to an individual or group
• uniquely or characteristically
• in a manner differing from the usual or expected
• to a distinctly greater extent or degree than is common
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• characteristic of only one person, group, or thing; distinctive

Words related to PECULIARLY

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How to use PECULIARLY in a sentence

• Yet the Aryan nature is peculiarly adapted to co-operation.
• But there is one other motive, which I shall place at the head of all, that attaches peculiarly to the preservation of the independence of Belgium.
• This would be more peculiarly the case in relation to operations in the West Indies.
• This latter is peculiarly distinguished by its good sense and clear statement.
• There is no difficulty in finding several non-esthetic reasons why peculiarly moulded skulls were approved of.
• Our nation is not only bound by its past history to take part in this struggle, but is peculiarly adapted to do so by its special qualities.
• In the first place, the efforts of the London Fire Brigade receive much aid from our peculiarly damp climate.
• The condition of Europe at that time was peculiarly favorable for the designs of the emperor.
• Then suddenly one of these things happened to which an army in retreat is peculiarly liable.
• For some time previous to that he had acted peculiarly.
• He knocked peculiarly on a door, and a peephole was opened.
• Putting this epidemic out of the question, the roving Tartars are a peculiarly healthy race.
• As Angelina had not seen him since her departure from Charleston in 1829, the few days of his society she now enjoyed were very precious, and made peculiarly so by after-events.
• This kind of hunting must be peculiarly German or Austrian, and illustrates the peculiar hunting ways of men.
• The churches, the convents, the public buildings, constructed with that solidity which is peculiarly Spanish, formed each of them a fortress.
• There is one, however, which is peculiarly distinct, admits of sufficiently accurate description, and contains circumstances from which conclusions may be drawn with clearness.
• The chimney was peculiarly ample, occupying one entire side of the whole building, which was an exact square.
• He spoke of a love and mercy that sent these continued trials to mark her as more peculiarly His own.
• Hamilton joined her husband in welcoming the stranger, with that grace and kindness so peculiarly her own.
• We have now to consider stories where words and expressions, which are peculiarly Scotch, impart the humour and the point.
• Lord Jeffrey was a small man, of light but elegant make, and peculiarly symmetrical.
• The child inherited, in its perfection, the beauty of her family, and a grace and spirit peculiarly her own.

Similar words containing PECULIAR without suffix ly

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