uncommon in Japanese
uncommon in Japanese is 珍しい, 特異, 非凡 — uncommon means not often found or seen; rare.
uncommon in Japanese
珍しい
Pronounced: mezurashii
Rare; not readily found; unusual.
特異
Pronounced: tokui
Remarkable; exceptional.
非凡
Pronounced: hibon
Remarkable; exceptional.
What does "uncommon" mean?
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adj Not often found or seen; rare.
"Bald eagles are an uncommon sighting in this state."
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adj Remarkable or exceptional in quality.
"The young pianist played with uncommon skill for someone her age."
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uncommon in a sentence
- Bald eagles are an uncommon sighting in this state.
- This is not an uncommon practice.
- The young pianist played with uncommon skill for someone her age.
- He showed uncommon kindness to the strangers who knocked at his door.
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What is "uncommon" in Japanese?
"uncommon" in Japanese is 珍しい, 特異, 非凡. uncommon means: Not often found or seen; rare.
How do you pronounce 珍しい?
"uncommon" in Japanese is 珍しい, pronounced "mezurashii".
Are there other ways to say "uncommon" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "uncommon": 珍しい, 特異, 非凡.
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