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单词 unusually
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unusually
adverb
uk
/ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.ə.li/us
/ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.ə.li/
B2
more than isusualorexpected, or in a way that is notusual:
异乎寻常地；罕有地
He was unusuallypolite.他异乎寻常地礼貌。
unusually forsomeone
C2
in a way that is notusualfor someone:
对（某人）来说不寻常
Unusually for me, Ifeltdeeplyembarrassed.我深感尴尬，这对我来说很不寻常。
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(Definition ofunusuallyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

unusually| American Dictionary

unusually
adverb[not gradable]
us
/ʌnˈju·ʒu·ə·li/
in a way or to adegreethat is different from what isusualorexpected:
We had unusuallywarmweatherinDecember.
There is noevidenceof unusually highratesofdisease.
(Definition ofunusuallyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofunusually

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The specimen isunusuallycomplete for a fossil sea lily, and lies on a fine-grained limestone.
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Theunusuallydeep window niches define a transitional space at the window opening - a border space.
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Thus, the developing child may be particularly vulnerable to traumatic orunusuallystressful experiences.
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Unusually, some short biographies are given of leading scientists in the research field described in each chapter.
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Secondly, and mostunusuallyfor a bishop's register of this date, there is very little routine business in this volume.
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If, for any reason, internal signals becameunusuallystrong, they could come to dominate the system with resulting hallucinosis.
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Rather, there are anunusuallylarge number of features that depart from the norm.
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Finally, anunusuallylarge number of major elections took place in 1972.
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The ruler continued to enjoy, unless he wereunusuallyvicious or unlucky, a respect which sometimes verged on worship.
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The first is that planting has beenunusuallylate in some seasons of recent years.
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The commentaries come from eight different countries and anunusuallywide range of disciplines, including psychology, economics, philosophy, biology, psychiatry, anthropology, and mathematics.
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Although differing in headdress styles, these figures wearunusuallylong necklaces with a face pendant, the only figures to do so.
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At the same time it formed the core of theunusuallypowerful organised trade-union movement.
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Everyday language is made strange in poetry, and in particular the physicalunusuallyprominent.
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Our most striking finding is that twins tend to be preceded by anunusuallylong interval.
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