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atypical

[ey-tip-i-kuhl] / eɪˈtɪp ɪ kəl /


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Lee was likely suffering from an "atypical depression" and prolonged grief reaction at the time of the murders, according to a psychiatric assessment conducted before the sentencing, local broadcaster RNZ reported.

From BBC

Sales to China were voluntarily halted by Brazilian authorities on Feb. 23, following the discovery of an atypical case of mad cow disease.

From Reuters

The announcement kicked off Newsom’s atypical State of the State tour around California, which replaces a speech outlining his political agenda that governors traditionally deliver annually to the state Legislature at the Capitol.

From Los Angeles Times

But while Carroll is a master motivator and a visionary gifted at amplifying atypical talent, he prefers traditional strategy on the field.

From Washington Post

His boat carries an onboard automated external defibrillator, which is atypical for most amateur crews, largely due to the cost.

From Seattle Times