to unaverage
- verb
- /ʌnˈævərɪdʒ/
- He used unique materials to unaverage his artwork and stand out from other artists.
Examples
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Teachers often try to unaverage their lessons to engage students with creative activities.
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The designer wanted to unaverage the look of the building with bold, modern features.
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Let's unaverage our approach to attract more customers!
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She wants to unaverage her artwork.
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The designer wanted to unaverage the look of the building with bold, modern features.
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Teachers often try to unaverage their lessons to engage students with creative activities.
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He used unique materials to unaverage his artwork and stand out from other artists.
Antonyms
How Remarkable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unaverage uses un- like in undo ('reverse' or 'remove') with average ('ordinary'), so to unaverage something is to make it 'not ordinary' or to give it unusual, attention‑getting qualities.