Definition of unusually in English:

unusually

adverbʌnˈjuːʒ(ə)liˌənˈjuʒ(u)əli

1In a way that is not habitual or common.
the name is spelt unusually
sentence adverb perhaps unusually for the time, William never remarried
Example sentencesExamples
- Unusually, it was filmed entirely on location.
- Unusually for Ortelius, no source for this famous map is cited, suggesting that he may have compiled the information himself.
- Stephen can have my rare collection of unusually decorated socks, and Jude can have my Pilates book and cherished pot plant.
- Beautifully acted and unusually written, this erotic thriller is another win for the director.
- The biggest surprise came in the acting categories, where both Penn and Johansson unusually scooped two nominations each in their respective sections.
1. 1.1as submodifier To a remarkable or unusual extent; exceptionally.
  there were an unusually large number of excellent performances
  Example sentencesExamples
  The secretary general issued an unusually strong public statement about the crisis.
  Individual voices gave the 1990s generation of emerging British artists an unusually broad base.
  He presented temperature data from three Arkansas experiment stations to show the unusually high temperatures.
  We lost these perennials here in Zone 6 during an unusually bad winter.
  The result is unusually stable forms of nitrogen that aren't readily available to the growing plants.

Definition of unusually in US English:

unusually

adverbˌənˈyo͞oZH(o͞o)əlēˌənˈjuʒ(u)əli

1In a way that is not habitual or common.
the name is spelled unusually
sentence adverb perhaps unusually for the time, William never remarried
Example sentencesExamples
- Stephen can have my rare collection of unusually decorated socks, and Jude can have my Pilates book and cherished pot plant.
- Beautifully acted and unusually written, this erotic thriller is another win for the director.
- Unusually for Ortelius, no source for this famous map is cited, suggesting that he may have compiled the information himself.
- Unusually, it was filmed entirely on location.
- The biggest surprise came in the acting categories, where both Penn and Johansson unusually scooped two nominations each in their respective sections.
1. 1.1as submodifier To a remarkable or unusual extent; exceptionally.
  there were an unusually large number of excellent performances
  Example sentencesExamples
  The result is unusually stable forms of nitrogen that aren't readily available to the growing plants.
  We lost these perennials here in Zone 6 during an unusually bad winter.
  He presented temperature data from three Arkansas experiment stations to show the unusually high temperatures.
  The secretary general issued an unusually strong public statement about the crisis.
  Individual voices gave the 1990s generation of emerging British artists an unusually broad base.

单词	unusually
释义	Definition of unusually in English: unusually adverbʌnˈjuːʒ(ə)liˌənˈjuʒ(u)əli 1In a way that is not habitual or common. the name is spelt unusually sentence adverb perhaps unusually for the time, William never remarried Example sentencesExamples Unusually, it was filmed entirely on location. Unusually for Ortelius, no source for this famous map is cited, suggesting that he may have compiled the information himself. Stephen can have my rare collection of unusually decorated socks, and Jude can have my Pilates book and cherished pot plant. Beautifully acted and unusually written, this erotic thriller is another win for the director. The biggest surprise came in the acting categories, where both Penn and Johansson unusually scooped two nominations each in their respective sections. 1.1as submodifier To a remarkable or unusual extent; exceptionally. there were an unusually large number of excellent performances Example sentencesExamples The secretary general issued an unusually strong public statement about the crisis. Individual voices gave the 1990s generation of emerging British artists an unusually broad base. He presented temperature data from three Arkansas experiment stations to show the unusually high temperatures. We lost these perennials here in Zone 6 during an unusually bad winter. The result is unusually stable forms of nitrogen that aren't readily available to the growing plants. Definition of unusually in US English: unusually adverbˌənˈyo͞oZH(o͞o)əlēˌənˈjuʒ(u)əli 1In a way that is not habitual or common. the name is spelled unusually sentence adverb perhaps unusually for the time, William never remarried Example sentencesExamples Stephen can have my rare collection of unusually decorated socks, and Jude can have my Pilates book and cherished pot plant. Beautifully acted and unusually written, this erotic thriller is another win for the director. Unusually for Ortelius, no source for this famous map is cited, suggesting that he may have compiled the information himself. Unusually, it was filmed entirely on location. The biggest surprise came in the acting categories, where both Penn and Johansson unusually scooped two nominations each in their respective sections. 1.1as submodifier To a remarkable or unusual extent; exceptionally. there were an unusually large number of excellent performances Example sentencesExamples The result is unusually stable forms of nitrogen that aren't readily available to the growing plants. We lost these perennials here in Zone 6 during an unusually bad winter. He presented temperature data from three Arkansas experiment stations to show the unusually high temperatures. The secretary general issued an unusually strong public statement about the crisis. Individual voices gave the 1990s generation of emerging British artists an unusually broad base.
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