Synonym: different, infrequent, novel, original, rare, scarce, unique, unusual. Antonym: common. Similar words: in common, common, commonly, incommodious, common good, common ground, commonwealth, make common cause with. Meaning: adj. 1. not common or ordinarily encountered; unusually great in amount or remarkable in character or kind 2. marked by an uncommon quality; especially superlative or extreme of its kind.
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31) It is not uncommon for one licensed dealer to send a spy to work in another.
32) The insidious course, the behavioural disturbances, and the distress of Alzheimer's disease make this uncommon.
33) Established wings struggled to do so, and failures were not uncommon.
34) Epigastric pain is uncommon and concurrent peptic ulcer disease may lead to an incorrect diagnosis.
35) But prep schools still drew their students regionally, and Exeter was an uncommon choice for a Philadelphian.
36) She said it is not uncommon for the ride to malfunction at least once a year.
37) It was not uncommon for them to pop up from inside the perimeter as well as outside and start sniping at us.
38) It is now not uncommon for consultancies to include in their proposals for a campaign how they intend to measure its success.
39) Five or six bowel movements a day were not uncommon.
40) These odd experiences, typical of getting to sleep, or periods of drowsiness during the day, are not uncommon.
41) It was not uncommon for critics at this time to be engaged in character study and reconstructions of plot and chronology.
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42) He commands uncommon loyalty from workers despite sometimes harsh personnel policies.
43) It had two fulling stocks, a gig mill and in addition, a grist mill, not an uncommon combination.
44) It is disproportionately uncommon among women, and some authorities believe this is due to its producing a carrier state in females.
45) And although federally sponsored hospitals for specific diseases are uncommon in the United States, federally sponsored places of confinement are not.
46) Most clients who seek them in fact qualify for green form assistance and they are comparatively uncommon.
47) At present many more employers than employees are legally represented,(sentencedict.com) and it is not uncommon for counsel to appear for employers.
48) It is not uncommon even now to read in popular science that this notion has firm scientific support.
49) That a gentleman should do it showed an uncommon understanding of the difficulties involved in running businesses with too much debt outstanding.
50) Predictable starting up a corporate hierarchy grows increasingly uncommon, and frequent movement around the webs of organizational activity is increasing.
51) Though a number of its species are uncommon, comparatively few are presently in danger.
52) Says Peter Mayock: The surname Mayock is a unique and uncommon family name.
53) It is worth noting, incidentally, that such crossover in readership is not uncommon.
54) They are uncommon in the tropical or subtropical molluscan faunas of the Tertiary.
55) The Course also goes a long way to accommodate the not uncommon student experience of making a mistaken choice of degree subject.
56) Discussion Arterial pseudoaneurysms are not uncommon with acute or, more often, chronic pancreatitis especially when pseudocysts are present.
57) It was not uncommon to hear stories of the tragic end of those upon whom such a curse came.
58) Reports of persons being injured or killed by meteorites are uncommon.
59) It is not uncommon for a client on the telephone to hear swearing in the background.
60) It was accepted practice for employers to admit women to schemes at older ages than men - 30 was not uncommon.
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