uncharacteristically

[uhn-ker-ik-ter ist-ik-lee]

adverb

1. in an uncharacteristic way.

Example Sentences

Salah uncharacteristically lost possession too often then, when played in by a clever Wirtz flick at the start of the second half, dragged a perfect opportunity to equalise wide.

From BBC

Wing Jess Breach, who played only once in England's run to that final, described her 2022 experience in uncharacteristically, and unrepeatably, blunt terms in an episode of her Rugby Rodeo podcast in June.

From BBC

Piastri, 31 points clear in the drivers' championship heading into the weekend, crashed out of both qualifying and race in an uncharacteristically scrappy weekend.

From BBC

She had already finished recording the vocals for her new album, “Better Broken” — out Friday — and she was uncharacteristically proud of the results.

From Los Angeles Times

In July, rumors began circulating in the prison that the Venezuelans might be released, but the detainees didn’t believe the talk until the pastor who gave their daily sermon appeared uncharacteristically emotional.

From Los Angeles Times