unique in Latin
unique in Latin is ūnicus — unique means being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
unique in Latin
ūnicus
What does "unique" mean?
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adjective Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
"Each person's fingerprint is unique, which is why police use them."
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adjective Particularly special or remarkable.
"It was a unique chance to meet my favourite author in person."
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unique in a sentence
- Each person's fingerprint is unique, which is why police use them.
- Every snowflake is said to be unique.
- It was a unique chance to meet my favourite author in person.
- Visiting the rainforest was a unique experience that I will never forget.
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What is "unique" in Latin?
"unique" in Latin is ūnicus. unique means: Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
How do you use "unique" in a sentence?
Example: "Each person's fingerprint is unique, which is why police use them." In Latin, "unique" is ūnicus.
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