Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Unique"

A: used to say that something orsomeone is unlike anything or anyoneelse

A: Kind of unique

A: it means there is only one. there is nothing else like it. "My tattoo is a one-off, it is unique".

A: Unique means something that is special or is one of a kind EX: Having the name north is unique ( one of a kind).

A: I dont think I have ever heared "unique with"

"This style of pizza is unique to Chicago"
"These problems are not unique to our town"
"These birds are unique to the Galapagos Islands"

A: Shintoism is unique to Japan. = Shintoism is only practiced in Japan.
Kangaroos are unique to Australia. = Kangaroos are only found in Australia.

A: I like your idea. It's really unique.

Annabeth is not like anybody else. She's a unique person.

This shirt is so unique. I've never seen anything like it!

A: Every person is unique

A: @kesselrun: you can say something is unique to some other thing, yes. "Golden Gate Bridge is a tourist attraction unique to San Francisco."

A: something is unique if it is one of a kind. particular is specific but it does not necessarily mean it's the only one.

I'm pointing to that particular tire on your car. There are 4 of them and they aren't unique, but I'm talking about that specific tire.

A: I think these are exactly the same.

A: I feel like "peculiar" is closer to "strange" and "unique" is closer to "special".

A: Unique: Can also mean strange or one of a/it’s kind. Nothing else like it.

Eg. That is a unique looking lamp.

Distinctive: It is a characteristic of one thing or someone. Something that sets them apart, is different from someone or something else.

Eg. “The mint gives it a distinctive flavour.” OR “The whale has a very distinctive call.”

Individual: Can also mean singular, independent or seperate.

Eg. “Those were made by individual little feathers.”

Can also mean specific person.

Eg. “That individual has a very strange haircut.” OR “He is an accomplished individual.”

Inimitable: So good or unusual as to be impossible to copy; similar to unique or Incomparable.

Eg. “They won the show because of their inimitable talent.”

Hope that help 😊

A: Out-there is negative, while unique is positive

A: キャラクターが強い＝癖が強い　
あまりにも個性が強い＝”too strong of a personality.” このフレーズはちょっと否定の意味があります
その作家の文章は、癖が強い＝The writer’s writing has strong characteristics

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A: It is “thuh” rather than “thee” because the next letter is not being used as a vowel. We treat it as a “yu” sound instead.