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atypically

ADVERB
  1. in a manner that is not typical
    she was atypically quiet

How To Use atypically In A Sentence

  • Moreover, price trends have a political dimension, with rural inflation now atypically stronger than that in urban areas, potentially fuelling tensions over the widening wealth gap in the country.
  • The British press has been atypically lenient in its review of his atrociously indecorous behaviour.
  • Well, a rum baba and a treacle tart were atypically heavy.
  • We see Agent B storming in to the restaurant's kitchen, devilishly sucking the spoon from a pot of sauce and challenging an atypically frolicsome chef to a French-stick sword fight. The Hard Sell: KGB Deals
  • Moreover, price trends have a political dimension, with rural inflation now atypically stronger than that in urban areas, potentially fuelling tensions over the widening wealth gap in the country.
  • As many people present atypically with coeliac disease as present with the more classical triad of steatorrhoea, diarrhoea, and weight loss.
  • The government, atypically, reels, staggers - punch-drunk on the ropes, praying for a bell.
  • As many people present atypically with coeliac disease as present with the more classical triad of steatorrhoea, diarrhoea, and weight loss.
  • Well, a rum baba and a treacle tart were atypically heavy.
  • she was atypically quiet
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