unique
- adjective
- /juˈnik/
- The island has a unique ecosystem that cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
- a unique opportunity
- a unique insight
- a unique perspective
There's just something so unique about being by yourself.
- There's just something so unique about being by yourself.
- Your true self sees through a unique set of eyes.
- I think British people have a very unique sense of humour.
- But I my situation is not unique in this respect, right?
- And there is something quite unique about black history.
- Every youth wants to be unique, that is you.
- Restaurants are sort of unique in that.
- Olivia herself, her unique self was the tie.
Examples
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I intentionally try to understand each patient's or family's unique story and circumstances.
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Most of the students were able to appreciate the unique university environment with a positive attitude.
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That means the set of those lines is unique to the target.
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And there is something quite unique about black history.
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This is a unique and wonderful moment.
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Just as all students are unique, each class of students has a unique group dynamic.
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I think British people have a very unique sense of humour.
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Lived in England, so this is a unique opportunity to come down to support the lads.
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'This is a unique moment 'in the history of space exploration.
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I am so blessed to have two unique sons.
Synonyms
Made for a particular person, purpose, or occasion
Has never happened before
Only one thing or person like it exists
A single person or thing that is special and has no equal
Better than anything else in quality or size
The only one of its kind
A feature that belongs only to one person, group, or place
A way of thinking or behaving that is unusual and particular to one person
One of a kind and unlike anything else
Having only one species or kind in a group
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A special way of making rhymes that makes a writer's lines sound different
How Unique
Surface Forms
Etymology
Unique comes from the Latin words unus 'one' and unicus 'single', so to call something unique is to say it is the 'only one' of its kind, unlike anything else.