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untypically

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Adv.1.untypically - in a manner that is not typical; "she was atypically quiet"
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Two balls later Jonathan Trott fell to an untypically loose shot, jabbing at a Chapple delivery without moving his feet and edging to the 'keeper.
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Bassist Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen's solos never let the attention wander, and Rollins is untypically minimal and touching on Coltrane's Naima, while a 48-minute account of the Miles Davis standby Four shows how resourceful the saxophonist is with or without a rhythm section.
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