Synonyms:
unprecedented
Meaning: having no precedent; novel; "an unprecedented expansion in population and industry"
Usage examples
It never occurred to Kate that she had done an unprecedented thing.
It has been said, that he used unprecedented and improper instruments of correction.
The people were excited to an almost unprecedented pitch over the issue of peace versus war.
So furious did the Spanish prince become that he took a step unprecedented in those days of chivalry.
But the types of these pioneer ironclads, which had demonstrated such unprecedented fighting qualities, were continued.
One year later this church gave a unanimous call to Brother Goodman and the revival which broke out that winter was unprecedented in the annals of that church.
There was an inkling of some vast inheritance already in his mind--a vast inheritance perhaps misapplied--of some unprecedented importance and opportunity. What had he to do?
Now the door would be closed and Graham and Helen were alone together; they seemed sharply marked off then from all the unprecedented world storm that rushed together without, vividly aware of one another, only concerned with one another.