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one-off
noun
a unique person, object or event UK
From manufacturing jargon.- [G]et the Wurriyas back together again, go to the States. Well, wasn’t up for that, of course, but a one-off [date] sounded OK. — John Williams, Cardiff Dead, p. 172, 2000
- I don’t know how our Gerrard can be so disciplined[...] He’s a one-off. — Kevin Sampson, Outlaws, p. 248, 2001
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