uncommon
/ʌnˈkɒmən/
adjective
nadir; sık olmayan
Not occurring often; rare or unusual.
- It's uncommon to see snow in this region.
- She has an uncommon talent for languages.
- Such honesty is uncommon these days.
- Although once uncommon in academic discourse, interdisciplinary approaches now dominate many fields of research and scholarship.
- The mineral deposit exhibited an uncommon combination of elements that challenged existing theories about planetary formation.
- It is not uncommon for doctoral candidates to experience significant anxiety when defending their dissertations before faculty committees.
adjectivesomewhat formal
olağanüstü; dikkat çekici
Remarkable or extraordinary in degree or quality.
- He showed uncommon courage in the face of danger.
- The chef prepared the meal with uncommon skill.