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rarity

[rair-i-tee] / ˈrɛər ɪ ti /




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There have been successes in other areas, despite the rarity of growth miracles.

From The Wall Street Journal

He knows the economy has changed since his parents started their careers: His father earned a pension early on, a rarity these days.

From The Wall Street Journal

Finding defensive players who possess attacking quality to contribute in the final third is a rarity but Zubimendi has the skillset to punish teams in this way.

From BBC

Century-long bond issues by companies are a rarity, and especially for Alphabet which has ample online ad revenue available to pay for investments rather than resorting to debt.

From Barron's

It enters NYCB’s repertory as the troupe’s 500th creation and as something of a rarity among its catalog of world premieres, which overwhelmingly take their inspiration from their chosen music, as Mr. Peck’s does.

From The Wall Street Journal