Permanently
Permanently adverb - For all time.
Unusually and permanently are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unusually" instead an adverb "Permanently".
Unusually
Unusually adverb - To a remarkable degree or extent.
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Synonyms for Unusually
Permanently and unusually are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Permanently" instead an adverb "Unusually".
Nearby Word: unusual
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Unusually for the series, it doesn't have the heroes permanently Trapped in Another World, but allows for travelling between the modern and historical settings.
- Nita's parents (and eventually Kit's parents) seem to be unusually undisturbed about their children risking their lives to fight evil, but given that the only way to stop them would be to keep them permanently unconscious, that might just be the adults dealing with the hand they've been dealt.
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