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Sense: Adjective: referring to one

Synonyms:

sole , one and only, one , only , single , lone , alone , solitary, unique , isolated

Sense: Adjective: out of the ordinary

Synonyms:

out of the ordinary, peculiar , uncommon, abnormal, atypical, extraordinary , rare , unusual , irregular, unique , anomalous, one-of-a-kind, exceptional , freak , odd , curious , phenomenal, weird , strange

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