VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

One of a kind

Meaning:

The phrase to be one of a kind is an idiomatic expression that means to be unique or special.

Examples:

  • Australia, you're worth the trip because you're one of a kind!
  • This one of a kind present is meant to make a lasting impression.
  • Your fashion sense is one of a kind.
  • But this map is a one of a kind, my friend.
  • Well, I think I can say unequivocally you are one of a kind.
  • Carlos told me they were one of a kind.
  • David? You are one of a kind, you know that?
  • I guess my dad's just one of a kind!
  • There was darkness in the man, but he was one of a kind.
  • This is certainly one of a kind medical travel event.