unusual

Georgia has an unusual requirement that candidates must receive a majority of the vote to win an election, and if no one does so, the top two finishers advance to a runoff.

This makes me feel better, for, in truth, I have been unusually upset lately.

An unusually lethal hemorrhagic fever was sweeping through the region.

The authors are unusually energetic in the writing and reasoning, with endless graphs and figures.

She was, unusually for a comedian, as funny and engaging off stage as on.

Opposition to both wrongful birth suits and wrongful life suits comes from an unusually wide array of the political spectrum.

All the other children in the family of unusually superior intelligence.

The Triforium is unusually fine, and now extends over the north and south choir aisles, but not over the east end.

There are some unusually fine bits from the old Book to help here.

The charges in One Epistle are unusually comprehensive, but almost none of them is original.

In the parsonage, too, the evening was spent with unusually animated conversation.