"Uncommon" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Uncommon" Meaning

Not usual or ordinary; unusual or unexpected.

"Uncommon" Examples

Usage Examples of the Word "uncommon"

Adjective Form

This is an uncommon sight to see a person walking on the street at 2 am in the morning.
The uncommon thread count of 1,000 made the fabric feel luxurious between the sheets.
The chef specializing in uncommon cuisine drew a crowd of adventurous foodies to his restaurant.

Adverb Form

Only a few uncommon experiences can broaden one's perspective on life.
Few places outside large cities are as uncommon as this one, with its small town charm.
While most people never encounter an uncommon situation, you're no longer one of them after reading this book.

Noun Form

The meeting of two uncommon individuals resulted in the creation of this unusual art piece.
Most galleries don't showcase uncommon art unless it carries a convincing story behind it.
Encounters with uncommon people who share different life experiences can enhance understanding and empathy.

As a Compound Adjective

Such a smooth, uncommon, and silky tea leaves was everyone's talk of the town last week.
An uncommon considerably hit Fashion Brand walked the ramp during the New York Fashion Week annual event.
In uncommon tropical rainforests, small species may have adaptations to overturn their phrase dynamics in spite of competitive blunders common in most.