Definition of uniquely in English:

uniquely

adverb juːˈniːklijuˈnikli

1usually as submodifier In a way that belongs or is connected to only one particular person or thing.
a way of life that was uniquely British
as sentence adverb uniquely, the United Kingdom is on target to fulfil the promise to double its aid to developing nations
Example sentencesExamples
- His art represents the uniquely German power responsible for the onset of the Reformation.
- Uniquely, she has taken possession of the gesture.
- These virtues were thought distinctively—even uniquely—Australian.
- Some of these pieces are uniquely Armani.
- All of this is found in the experience which is uniquely New York.
1. 1.1 In a very special or unusual way.
  a uniquely talented musician
  uniquely shaped buildings
  Example sentencesExamples
  She was uniquely beautiful, right?
  They were a uniquely disadvantaged group—impoverished, undereducated, often despised and ostracised.
  The island is known for ravishing beaches with pink sand and greenish water, and for uniquely painted homes and cottages.
  Its climate and the fertility of the soil make it uniquely blessed.
  He walked away with a recording contract, singing with his uniquely soulful voice.

Definition of uniquely in US English:

uniquely

adverbyo͞oˈnēklējuˈnikli

1usually as submodifier In a way that belongs or is connected to only one particular person or thing.
a way of life that was uniquely British
as sentence adverb uniquely, the United Kingdom is on target to fulfill the promise to double its aid to developing nations
Example sentencesExamples
- His art represents the uniquely German power responsible for the onset of the Reformation.
- Some of these pieces are uniquely Armani.
- These virtues were thought distinctively—even uniquely—Australian.
- All of this is found in the experience which is uniquely New York.
- Uniquely, she has taken possession of the gesture.
1. 1.1 In a very special or unusual way.
  a uniquely talented musician
  uniquely shaped buildings
  Example sentencesExamples
  Its climate and the fertility of the soil make it uniquely blessed.
  He walked away with a recording contract, singing with his uniquely soulful voice.
  She was uniquely beautiful, right?
  The island is known for ravishing beaches with pink sand and greenish water, and for uniquely painted homes and cottages.
  They were a uniquely disadvantaged group—impoverished, undereducated, often despised and ostracised.

单词	uniquely
释义	Definition of uniquely in English: uniquely adverb juːˈniːklijuˈnikli 1usually as submodifier In a way that belongs or is connected to only one particular person or thing. a way of life that was uniquely British as sentence adverb uniquely, the United Kingdom is on target to fulfil the promise to double its aid to developing nations Example sentencesExamples His art represents the uniquely German power responsible for the onset of the Reformation. Uniquely, she has taken possession of the gesture. These virtues were thought distinctively—even uniquely—Australian. Some of these pieces are uniquely Armani. All of this is found in the experience which is uniquely New York. 1.1 In a very special or unusual way. a uniquely talented musician uniquely shaped buildings Example sentencesExamples She was uniquely beautiful, right? They were a uniquely disadvantaged group—impoverished, undereducated, often despised and ostracised. The island is known for ravishing beaches with pink sand and greenish water, and for uniquely painted homes and cottages. Its climate and the fertility of the soil make it uniquely blessed. He walked away with a recording contract, singing with his uniquely soulful voice. Definition of uniquely in US English: uniquely adverbyo͞oˈnēklējuˈnikli 1usually as submodifier In a way that belongs or is connected to only one particular person or thing. a way of life that was uniquely British as sentence adverb uniquely, the United Kingdom is on target to fulfill the promise to double its aid to developing nations Example sentencesExamples His art represents the uniquely German power responsible for the onset of the Reformation. Some of these pieces are uniquely Armani. These virtues were thought distinctively—even uniquely—Australian. All of this is found in the experience which is uniquely New York. Uniquely, she has taken possession of the gesture. 1.1 In a very special or unusual way. a uniquely talented musician uniquely shaped buildings Example sentencesExamples Its climate and the fertility of the soil make it uniquely blessed. He walked away with a recording contract, singing with his uniquely soulful voice. She was uniquely beautiful, right? The island is known for ravishing beaches with pink sand and greenish water, and for uniquely painted homes and cottages. They were a uniquely disadvantaged group—impoverished, undereducated, often despised and ostracised.
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