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It's plainly clear to me that "unique" in most casual contexts means "there are aspects of this thing that make it stand out", and "very unique" means "those as
by vsnf 3y ago
It's plainly clear to me that "unique" in most casual contexts means "there are aspects of this thing that make it stand out", and "very unique" means "those aspects are strongly pronounced".
- danparsonson 3y agoAnd yet incorrect by the definition :-) Language is fun
- Izkata 3y agoOr put another way, "unique" is being used completely correctly in "very unique", it's "very" that's being used to mean "obviously".
- globular-toast 3y agoThe word is distinctive (or perhaps distinguished).