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in a class by itself
adjective as in one-of-a-kind
Strongest match
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“All countries have their peculiarities and charms and rough edges but, to me, Cuba was in a class by itself.”
From Seattle Times
The No. 24 Camaro was in a class by itself racing against no other cars.
From Washington Times
Ivins, the late legendary political commentator and humorist, called it a "publication in a class by itself" in the 2004 book "Fifty Years of the Texas Observer."
From Salon
The airport in Doha has shopping, restaurants and an indoor green space that’s in a class by itself.
From Seattle Times
But when it comes to undercounting, China has been in a class by itself.
From Washington Post
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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