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uncharacteristically

American  
[uhn-ker-ik-ter ist-ik-lee] / ˌʌnˌkɛr ɪk tər ˈɪst ɪk li /

adverb

  1. in an uncharacteristic way.


Example Sentences

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It was uncharacteristically experimental from Wiegman considering this was their first competitive fixture since Euro 2025 and it took time to take shape.

From BBC

“You two need to go back to your dorm with the rest of the cadets,” Callaway said, his voice uncharacteristically stern.

From Literature

Tom Curry, usually a staple of England's best days and biggest occasions, was uncharacteristically quiet.

From BBC

On Lawson’s part, she said she was “uncharacteristically lost for words” and “Can’t wait to enter the Tent of Dreams,” in a statement released by the show.

From Salon

“I’m uncharacteristically rather lost for words right now!”

From Los Angeles Times