Idiom: one of a kind
Meaning
Idiom: one of a kind
- the only item of its type (there isn’t another item like it)
- unique or very unusual
Note: When you use this as an adjective before a noun, hyphenate the words: one-of-a-kind.
Your girlfriend will love this one-of-a-kind ring. No one will have anything similar.
Example sentences
— My engagement ring was handcrafted so it’s one of a kind.
— The imperfections in these leather purses is what makes them one of a kind.
— All of these necklaces are handmade by artisans in Namibia so they are one of a kind.
— I love these quilts. They're made of old t-shirts so each design is one of a kind.
— This baseball team is been one of a kind and it will be sad to see half of the team members graduate in June.
— My teacher said my paper was one of a kind but I have a feeling she didn't mean it as a compliment.
— Our house isn't huge but it's one of a kind. My father wanted a modern design with solar panels to make it energy efficient.
— Your assistant is one of a kind. Treat her well so she will stay with you for a few more years.
— That's a beautiful wooden chair. Is it one of a kind?
— The greatest singers are those who don't imitate others and whose voices are one of a kind.
— Most of my students are smart but Amanda's intelligence is truly one of a kind.
Synonyms
- out there
- out of the ordinary
- out of this world
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