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UK//jʊə(r) wʌn ɪn ə ˈmɪljən//US//jʊr wʌn ɪn ə ˈmɪljən//

Meaning of You're one in a million

A phrase expressing that someone is very special or unique.

In simple words: You are very special or unique.

You're one in a million in a sentence

  • To me, you're one in a million and I appreciate you every day.
  • Everyone has their talents, but you're truly one in a million.
  • When I met her, I knew she was one in a million.
  • After hearing your story, I can see why you're one in a million.
  • Don't forget, you're one in a million to me.

How to use You're one in a million

Used to express appreciation or admiration for someone's uniqueness. Best for casual conversations; avoid in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Think of a lottery winner – being 'one in a million' is a lucky thing!

Related words

Collocations with You're one in a million

  • one in a million person
  • feel like one in a million
  • become one in a million
  • find someone who's one in a million
  • consider someone one in a million

Synonyms for You're one in a million

Common mistakes with You're one in a million

  • Using it in overly formal situations.
  • Translating directly into other languages without context.
  • Mistaking it for a literal phrase about quantity.

Compare You're one in a million with Extraordinary, Rare, Special

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Frequently asked questions about "You're one in a million"

What does "You're one in a million" mean?

You are very special or unique.

What is the definition of "You're one in a million"?

A phrase expressing that someone is very special or unique.

How do you use "You're one in a million" in a sentence?

To me, you're one in a million and I appreciate you every day.

Can you give another example of "You're one in a million"?

Everyone has their talents, but you're truly one in a million.

What are synonyms for "You're one in a million"?

Common alternatives include one of a kind, extraordinary, rare, uncommon, special.

What words go with "You're one in a million"?

It commonly pairs with one in a million person, feel like one in a million, become one in a million, find someone who's one in a million, consider someone one in a million.

What are common mistakes when using "You're one in a million"?

Using it in overly formal situations. Translating directly into other languages without context. Mistaking it for a literal phrase about quantity.

How do you pronounce "You're one in a million"?

US: //jʊr wʌn ɪn ə ˈmɪljən//, UK: //jʊə(r) wʌn ɪn ə ˈmɪljən//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is "You're one in a million" formal or informal?

"You're one in a million" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use "You're one in a million"?

Used to express appreciation or admiration for someone's uniqueness. Best for casual conversations; avoid in formal settings.