unique

[juˈniːk]

Definition:
1. Being the only one of its kind.
2. Very special or unusual.
3. Radically distinctive and without equal.

Use 'unique' in a sentence:

1. The identification code of each product category is unique.
2. A unique 13,000-word timeline runs through the full-colour volume, detailing events from the Earth's creation to the present day.
3. This unique ecosystem may soon be under pressure.
4. Sell nothing that has unique artistic merit or scientific value.
5. What unique photographic technique did Julia Emily Cameron use?
6. The architectural structure of the Temple of Heaven is unique.
7. Friendship appears to be a unique form of human bonding.
8. With its unique heating element it makes perfect coffee.
9. Point taken, but nowhere did we suggest that this yacht's features were unique.
10. Tofu and mushrooms have their own unique flavours.
11. A relationship is made of two unique individuals.
12. Each of these has unique qualities as well.
13. Tito forged a unique model of communism after breaking with Stalin in 1948.
14. We like the unique nature of that software.
15. They found a unique layer of sediment worldwide.
16. What else makes human language unique?
17. These patterns are unique to each person.
18. He's got a unique sound and a unique style.
19. Sales departments try to identify a product's USP or ‘ unique selling point ’.
20. They prefer something unique and they demand quality.
21. The examples are unique to this dictionary.
22. Studies of birds may offer unique insights into sleep.
23. Brett's vocals are just unique.
24. Your core identity is what makes you unique.
25. No one knows for sure why adolescence is unique to humans.
26. She is compelling, spectral, fascinating, an unforgettably unique performer.
27. My story is not unique.
28. His novels have very unique structures.
29. Among the group of people, he is the unique student.
30. The area has its own unique language, Catalan.
31. Each piece is unique, an exquisite painting of a real person, done on ivory.
32. They are priceless, unique and irreplaceable.
33. The parrot was unique.
34. The library is unique and its break-up would be a sad reflection on the value we place on our heritage.
35. It will be a unique family occasion.
36. It is not a unique instance, but has its counterpart.
37. Everyone's fingerprints are unique.
38. It is a unique haven of endangered species.
39. I find England strange and unique and beautiful. And for me, London is the magnification of all that.
40. She was a woman of unique talent and determination.
41. The ants' method of staying cool is unique among animals.
42. We all have unique skills and gifts.
43. This interesting and charming creature is unique to Borneo.
44. Doctor Robert Small invented the unique formula of the ice cream.
45. He draws a unique full sound from the instrument.
46. Each person's signature is unique.
47. The preview offers a unique opportunity to see the show without the crowds.
48. He was grateful for and proud of his son's remarkable, nay, unique performance.
49. Consider why they're unique or annoying.
50. Both King and Gandhi were tremendously brave men whose unique form of courage left a lasting imprint on their nations' histories.
51. We welcome you to join us on a special tour which explores this unique Australian attraction.
52. The tribunal is unique because Mr Jones is not subject to the normal police discipline code.
53. The deal will put the company in a unique position to export goods to Eastern Europe.