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unordinary

/ʌnˈɔɹdɪnˌɛɹi/ adj

Not ordinary.

Word Origin Ordinary comes from Latin ordo 'order, row' — something that fits the usual pattern. Unordinary is the opposite: not fitting the order. The same root gives us order, coordinate (order together), and extraordinary (outside the order).

adj Not ordinary.

Her unordinary talent for languages amazed all her teachers.

(形容词) 不寻常的；非凡的；特别的

她在语言方面的非凡天赋让所有老师都感到惊讶。

(adjetivo) No ordinario.

Su extraordinario talento para los idiomas asombró a todos sus profesores.

(adjectif) extraordinaire; inhabituel; peu commun; singulier; original [Qui n'est pas ordinaire; inhabituel, sortant de l'ordinaire.]

Son talent peu ordinaire pour les langues a étonné tous ses professeurs.

(Adjektiv) außergewöhnlich; ungewöhnlich [nicht gewöhnlich; von ungewöhnlicher Art oder Beschaffenheit]

Ihr **unordinary** Sprachtalent beeindruckte alle ihre Lehrer.

(形容詞) 普通ではない、並外れた

彼女の言語に関する並外れた才能は、教師たちを驚かせた。

(adjetivo) incomum; extraordinário; inusitado; anormal; fora do comum [Não ordinário; incomum; fora do comum.]

Seu talento incomum para idiomas impressionou todos os seus professores.

Synonyms: extraordinary unusual exceptional uncommon remarkable unique singular special Antonyms: ordinary common usual typical
Word parts: un + ordin + ary

Related words

order ordain ordinal ordinance ordination orderly ordnance

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