Sentence examples for is peculiarly from inspiring English sources

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is peculiarly

adverb

Such as to be greater than usual; particularly; exceptionally. To greater degree than is usual. In a manner that is greater than usual.

  • He has a peculiarly strong accent.

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My situation is peculiarly poignant.

The dialogue is peculiarly unlifelike.

The unexpectedness of this is peculiarly interesting.

The brain, he observes, is peculiarly susceptible to oxidative damage.

Certainly, the current cycle is peculiarly difficult to read.

(The fort example is peculiarly difficult to follow).

But the geology of South Florida is peculiarly intractable.

But the internet is peculiarly adapted to deftly pricking pomposity.

Van Gundy's method of communication is peculiarly attenuated.

This only improves an experience that, besides being grand, is peculiarly intimate.

But France is peculiarly stubborn in resisting the idea of public accountability reaching to the top.

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