What is "unordinary"

Usage examples of "unordinary".

That deliberate awareness of changes accounts for the recognition and interpretation of omens and of other unordinary events.

Special consensus, therefore, dealt with unordinary phenomena, a fact that permitted me to assume that any apprentice, by accepting special consensus, was led into adopting the conceptual order of the knowledge being taught.

When a somewhat unordinary emotion has disappeared, the mind always finds a dozen ways of explaining away its causes .

It was so unordinary that life insurance companies did a rushing business for several weeks.

One way or another they have been distinctly unordinary personalities, and have become more and more remote from the people.

The use of verse serves not only to define unordinary discourses but to distance the audience from the proclamations of the characters, rendering Alceste, for example, the object of analytic scrutiny, even if, at the same time, the substance of what he says seems not only sympathetic but, at the outset, modest.