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rarity
noun as in uncommon occurrence
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noun as in rare thing; curiosity
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Example Sentences
My customers love the romance and rarity because it comes from Paris.
Two decades after Frankie Goes To Hollywood and The Communards, being an "out" band was still a rarity and, to certain minds in the music industry, a risk.
“Out of the hundreds of pursuits that take place each year, it’s a rarity that they end like this.”
Ben Stokes let out his frustration on the field, a rarity for the England skipper, who later apologised to the team in the dressing room.
“There’s an aspect of designing for rarity, and then there’s also an aspect of modern play,” said Chris Down, Mattel’s chief design officer.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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