Unusually low temperatures account for the poor rice crop this year.
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Unusually
//ʌnˈjuːʒuəli//
Synonyms for "unusually" (77 found)
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Related words (38)
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23 translations across 14 languages.
Dutch
1 entries- ongewoon adv (in an unusual manner)
Finnish
2 entries- epätavallisesti adv (in an unusual manner)
- tavattomasti adv (in an unusual manner)
French
3 entries- inhabituellement adv (in an unusual manner)
- étonnamment adv (in an unusual manner)
- étrangement adv (in an unusual manner)
Galician
1 entries- inusualmente adv (in an unusual manner)
German
1 entries- ungewöhnlich adv (in an unusual manner)
Hungarian
1 entries- szokatlanul adv (in an unusual manner)
Icelandic
2 entries- óvanalega adv (in an unusual manner)
- óvenjulega adv (in an unusual manner)
Italian
3 entries- curiosamente adv (in an unusual manner)
- insolitamente adv (in an unusual manner)
- stranamente adv (in an unusual manner)
Latin
1 entries- ūsūrpātīvē adv (in an unusual manner)
Latvian
1 entries- neparasti adv (in an unusual manner)
Polish
1 entries- niezwykle adv (in an unusual manner)
Romanian
1 entries- ciudat adv (in an unusual manner)
Russian
4 entries- необы́чно adv (in an unusual manner)
- необыкнове́нно adv (in an unusual manner)
- необыча́йно adv (in an unusual manner)
- непривы́чно adv (in an unusual manner)
Spanish
1 entries- inusualmente adv (in an unusual manner)
Sample sentences
13 total sentences available.
Trang gave an unusually expensive Christmas gift to Sysko.
Source: tatoeba (62806)
We are in for an unusually hot summer this year.
Source: tatoeba (248710)
I hear that you are having an unusually cold winter.
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