rather uncharacteristic

Frequency: 6.57.2 per million words

To indicate that something is somewhat surprisingly not typical.

uncharacteristicADVERB + uncharacteristic

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rather

Examples (10)

  • His silence was rather uncharacteristic of him.
  • It was a rather uncharacteristic decision for the usually cautious manager.
  • Her outburst seemed rather uncharacteristic, given her calm nature.
  • The sudden change in policy was rather uncharacteristic of the government.
  • He displayed a rather uncharacteristic lack of enthusiasm.
  • Such a mistake is rather uncharacteristic for an experienced professional.
  • This quiet demeanor is rather uncharacteristic of the usually lively child.
  • It would be rather uncharacteristic for her to miss such an important event.
  • Her willingness to take risks was rather uncharacteristic.
  • The company's recent move was rather uncharacteristic of its long-standing tradition.