uncharacteristically

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adj.

Unusual or atypical: an uncharacteristic display of anger.

unchar·ac·ter·isti·cal·ly adv.

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Adv.

uncharacteristically - in uncharacteristic manner; "he was uncharacteristically cool"

characteristically - in characteristic manner; "he arrived characteristically late"

Translations

uncharacteristically [ˌʌnkærɪktəˈrɪstɪklɪ] ADV uncharacteristically rude/generous → de una grosería/generosidad inusitada
to behave uncharacteristically → comportarse de manera inusual

uncharacteristically [ˌʌnkærɪktəˈrɪstɪkəli] adv
He has been uncharacteristically silent → Il est resté anormalement silencieux.
Uncharacteristically for Kevin, he decided to have a snooze → Kevin décida de piquer un petit somme, ce qui était inattendu de sa part.

uncharacteristically

adv → auf uncharakteristische or untypische Weise; she was uncharacteristically silent → sie war ungewöhnlich still für ihre Verhältnisse

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A usually mean Tamworth defence uncharacteristically allowed Liam Hatch to feed Asa Hall from the right of the box for the opening strike after 19 minutes as the Lambs' back four failed to cut out his run and low ball allowing Hall to coolly slot home from 12 yards.

Tamworth's fightback is too late by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)

Uncharacteristically poor defending has contributed to the three defeats, but it is the centre of midfield - once their strength - that has proven to be Liverpool's real soft centre.

Reds' soft centre by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

One voice uncharacteristically silent so far is that of the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.

Speak up, Mr Brown by The Mirror (London, England)

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