atypical Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- remarkable
- anomalous
- peculiar
- incredible
- phenomenal
- unwonted
- noticeable
- singular
- outstanding
- odd
- aberrant
- exceeding
Weak:
Meaning of atypical
atypical (a)
not representative of a group, class, or type
atypical (s)
deviating from normal expectations; somewhat odd, strange, or abnormal
atypical (a.)
That has no type; devoid of typical character; irregular; unlike the type.
atypical Sentence Examples
- The atypical child exhibited unique behaviors that deviated from social norms.
- The atypical medical condition puzzled doctors with its rare symptoms.
- The atypical storm brought unprecedented rain and wind, causing widespread damage.
- The atypical friendship between the introvert and extrovert defied expectations.
- The atypical design of the building broke away from conventional architectural styles.
- The atypical virus exhibited unusual resistance to antibiotics, posing a global health threat.
- The atypical earthquake had an epicenter in an unexpected location, triggering widespread alarm.
- The atypical investment strategy yielded surprisingly high returns, confounding market analysts.
- The atypical marriage between two individuals from vastly different backgrounds was met with skepticism.
- The atypical art installation challenged viewers' perceptions and sparked lively debate.
FAQs About the word atypical
not representative of a group, class, or type, deviating from normal expectations; somewhat odd, strange, or abnormalThat has no type; devoid of typical charact
extraordinary, abnormal, unique,unusual, exceptional, rare, uncommon, remarkable, anomalous, peculiar
usual, ordinary, typical, usual, common, common,normal, customary, customary, ordinary
The atypical child exhibited unique behaviors that deviated from social norms.
The atypical medical condition puzzled doctors with its rare symptoms.
The atypical storm brought unprecedented rain and wind, causing widespread damage.
The atypical friendship between the introvert and extrovert defied expectations.
