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Definition of uncharacteristic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
behaviornot typical of a particular person or thing
- His outburst was uncharacteristic of his usual calm demeanor..
- It was uncharacteristic of him to arrive late.
- Her silence was uncharacteristic given her usual talkative nature.
Origin of uncharacteristic
English, un- (not) + characteristic (typical)
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- French:inhabituel, ...
- German:untypisch, ...
- Italian:poco caratteristico, ...
- Spanish:poco característico, ...
- Portuguese:pouco característico, ...
- Chinese:不典型的, ...
- Japanese:珍しい, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مَعْهُود, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא אוֹפְיָינִי, ...
- Russian:нехарактерный, ...
- Ukrainian:нехарактерний, ...
- Hindi:असामान्य, ...
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