Meaning of Very unusual
Something that is not typical or common.
In simple words: something that is not common or normal
Very unusual in a sentence
- The painting was very unusual, showcasing colors not typically seen in nature.
- He had a very unusual way of speaking that captivated his audience.
- It's very unusual to see snow in this region during summer.
How to use Very unusual
Used when describing something that stands out as different. Suitable for both formal and informal situations but may seem exaggerated in casual conversations.
Grammar pattern
standalone expression
Memory hint
Think of 'very' as making 'unusual' even more striking — like a bright, unusual color!
Related words
Collocations with Very unusual
- very unusual behavior
- very unusual pattern
- very unusual phenomenon
Synonyms for Very unusual
- rare
- strange
- extraordinary
- atypical
- abnormal
Common mistakes with Very unusual
- Using 'very unusual' in overly formal contexts.
- Confusing 'unusual' with 'unique', which has a different meaning.
- Omitting the word 'very' in situations where emphasis is needed.
Very unusual appears in
Very unusual in other languages
More phrases like Very unusual
People also search for
- Very unusual meaning
- meaning of Very unusual
- Very unusual definition
- define Very unusual
- what does Very unusual mean
- Very unusual means
- how to use Very unusual
Frequently asked questions about Very unusual
What does Very unusual mean?
something that is not common or normal
What is the definition of Very unusual?
Something that is not typical or common.
How do you use Very unusual in a sentence?
The painting was very unusual, showcasing colors not typically seen in nature.
Can you give another example of Very unusual?
He had a very unusual way of speaking that captivated his audience.
What are synonyms for Very unusual?
Common alternatives include rare, strange, extraordinary, atypical, abnormal.
What words go with Very unusual?
It commonly pairs with very unusual behavior, very unusual pattern, very unusual phenomenon.
What are common mistakes when using Very unusual?
Using 'very unusual' in overly formal contexts. Confusing 'unusual' with 'unique', which has a different meaning. Omitting the word 'very' in situations where emphasis is needed.
How do you pronounce Very unusual?
US: //ˈvɛri ʌnˈjuʒəl//, UK: //ˈvɛri ʌnˈjuːʒəl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Very unusual?
Used when describing something that stands out as different. Suitable for both formal and informal situations but may seem exaggerated in casual conversations.
