Regular
Regular adjective - Appearing or occurring repeatedly from time to time.
Usage example: what with one or another of our pets having problems, we've been regular visitors at the animal hospital
Unusual
Unusual adjective - Noticeably different from what is generally found or experienced.
Usage example: we found some unusual shells by the high-tide mark while combing the beach
Both words in one sentence
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Unusual Ears: Clawdeen and her siblings have wolf ears instead of regular ears, Draculaura has Pointy Ears and all of the water monsters have some kind of fins for ears.
Source: Franchise / Monster High -
This is similar to Playing Against Type, but instead of having the actor play someone unlike what they normally play, they play their regular character type but in an unusual situation.
Source: Action-Hero Babysitter - And when you do open the crate you may get a hat, or a very rare unusual hat... but more likely to get a regular weapon that could have been dropped instead of the crate to begin with!
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