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XHealthY Posted 17 years ago
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What's unusual?
I did looked up on the dictionary but I don't get it.
I was looking up for this word - remarkable and it means:
unusual or surpring and therefore deserving attetion or praise.
She was a truly remarkable woman. <-- what does it mean?
I was looking up for this word - remarkable and it means:
unusual or surpring and therefore deserving attetion or praise.
She was a truly remarkable woman. <-- what does it mean?
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Usual means ordinary, or the same, or a regular routine. Unusual means not-usual. Worthy of remark.
- Usual means ordinary, or the same, or a regular routine.
- Unusual means not-usual.
- Worthy of remark.
- Worth remembering or talking about.
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Usual means ordinary, or the same, or a regular routine. Unusual means not-usual.
Worthy of remark. Worth remembering or talking about.
Worthy of remark. Worth remembering or talking about.
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