“Unusually” in Japanese
Short answer
Unusually in Japanese is “常ならず” (tsunenarazu). Full meaning: unusually, uncharacteristically.
Other ways to say “Unusually” in Japanese
何時に無く
itsuninaku unusually, unwontedly, uncharacteristically
斜めならず
nanamenarazu unusually, extraordinarily, uncommonly
一方ならず
hitokatanarazu unusually, greatly
例年になく
reinenninaku unusually (compared to a typical year)
殊に
kotoni especially, particularly, unusually, above all
馬鹿に
bakani ridiculously, unusually, exceptionally
例に無く
reininaku contrary to one's habit, unusually
その割には
sonowariniha unexpectedly, unusually, considering all that
殊の外
kotonohoka exceedingly, extremely, exceptionally, unusually; unexpectedly
人一倍
hitoichibai (much) more than others, exceedingly, extremely, unusually
偶さか
tamasaka coincidentally, by chance, unexpectedly, accidentally, randomly; rarely, unusually, seldom, once in a while
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