UNUSUAL as ADJECTIVE

1. Meaning
   • not commonly encountered
   
   Usage Example(s)
   • two-career families are no longer unusual
   
   Similar To
   • uncommon (what does uncommon mean?)
2. Meaning
   • not usual or common or ordinary
   
   Usage Example(s)
   • a scene of unusual beauty
   • a man of unusual ability
   • cruel and unusual punishment
   • an unusual meteorite
   
   Antonym(s)
   • usual (what does usual mean?)
   
   Similar To
   • different (what does different mean?)
   • extraordinary(p) (what does extraordinary(p) mean?)
   • odd (what does odd mean?)
   • out-of-the-way (what does out-of-the-way mean?)
   • peculiar (what does peculiar mean?)
   • unaccustomed (what does unaccustomed mean?)
   • unique (what does unique mean?)
   
   See Also
   • uncommon (what does uncommon mean?)
   
   Attribute(s)
   • usualness (what does usualness mean?)
3. Meaning
   • being definitely out of the ordinary and unexpected
   • slightly odd or even a bit weird
   
   Synonym(s)
   • strange (what does strange mean?)
   
   Usage Example(s)
   • a strange exaltation that was indefinable
   • a strange fantastical mind
   • what a strange sense of humor she has
   
   Antonym(s)
   • familiar (what does familiar mean?)
   
   Similar To
   • antic (what does antic mean?)
   • fantastic (what does fantastic mean?)
   • fantastical (what does fantastical mean?)
   • grotesque (what does grotesque mean?)
   • crazy (what does crazy mean?)
   • curious (what does curious mean?)
   • funny (what does funny mean?)
   • odd (what does odd mean?)
   • peculiar (what does peculiar mean?)
   • queer (what does queer mean?)
   • rum (what does rum mean?)
   • rummy (what does rummy mean?)
   • singular (what does singular mean?)
   • eerie (what does eerie mean?)
   • eery (what does eery mean?)
   • exotic (what does exotic mean?)
   • freaky (what does freaky mean?)
   • gothic (what does gothic mean?)
   • oddish (what does oddish mean?)
   • other (what does other mean?)
   • quaint (what does quaint mean?)
   • quaint (what does quaint mean?)
   • weird (what does weird mean?)