Definition for Uncommonly:

• To an unusual degree.

Synonyms for Uncommonly:

• adv

  •every now and then (adverb)
  • occasionally.
  •extremely (adverb)
  • terrifically,
  • vitally,
  • immoderately,
  • drastically,
  • hugely,
  • surpassingly,
  • exorbitantly,
  • immensely,
  • prohibitively,
  • inordinately,
  • nth degree.
  •seldom (adverb)
  • Semioccasionally,
  • a few times,
  • inhabitually,
  • in a few cases,
  • not very often,
  • whimsically,
  • not often.
  •unnaturally (adverb)
  • perversely.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • uncommonly.
  •extra (adverb)
  • un common,
  • un-common.
  •extremely (adverb)
  • extremely,
  • to nth degree,
  • terribly,
  • highly.
  •particularly (adverb)
  • in dividually,
  • in-dividually,
  • explicitly.
  •rarely (adverb)
  • un-frequently,
  • un-often,
  • on rare occasions,
  • finely,
  • un often,
  • un frequently.
  •strangely (adverb)
  • in describably,
  • un-familiarly,
  • un familiarly,
  • in-describably.
  •unnaturally (adverb)
  • un naturally,
  • un-naturally.
  •unusually (adverb)
  • un usually,
  • un-usually.
  •very (adverb)
  • emphatically,
  • pressingly.
  •well (adverb)
  • wonderfully.

• n.

  •
  • thoroughly,
  • deeply,
  • indeed,
  • well,
  • a lot.
  •
  • usual.
  •exceptionally (noun)
  • exceptionally.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • real.
  •amazingly
  • incredibly.
  •rarely
  • seldom.

Paraphrases for Uncommonly:

• Equivalence

  • Adverb
    unusually, exceptionally, extraordinarily.

• Independent

  • Adverb
    infrequently, outstandingly, uniquely, often.

Antonyms for Uncommonly:

• adv.

  • infrequently
    commonly, usually, normally, frequently.
  • Other antonyms:
    just, little, meagerly, scantily, nominally, somewhat, hardly, minimally, barely, slightly, marginally, scarcely, negligibly.

Uncommonly Sentence Examples:

• Stanor felt an amused conviction that whatever the post might be the little thing would fill it uncommonly well.

• Physiognomically, they were not uncommonly ill looking, in general, although there were exceptions, and they were all clean and wholesome in their appearance.