Definition of rarity in English:

rarity

nounPlural rarities ˈrɛːrɪtiˈrɛrədi

mass noun

1The state or quality of being rare.
稀有，罕见；珍奇；优异
the rarity of the condition
难得的状况。
Example sentencesExamples
- They are of the greatest rarity, and each impression was treated as a unique work.
- Anything of outstanding quality or rarity which was fresh to the market received a wildly enthusiastic welcome.
- One way to make a statement about the comparative rarity of a vehicle is through the use of exterior paint.
- Notable is the relative rarity of bivalves and gastropods, consistent with a deeper water environment.
- The signs of extreme rarity of certain presumed comparative and superlative forms are puzzling.
- Gemstones are minerals esteemed for their qualities of beauty, durability, and rarity.
- Notwithstanding their apparent rarity in physics, such space/time structures are much more common in our global society.
- Due to its rarity and unique coloring, the python now commands fantastic prices.
- It emerged that the evidence base for management of patients with these conditions was poor, perhaps because of their rarity.
- Bottle cases are found with increasing rarity as one moves westward into the southern backcountry.
- This comment was another subtle hint about his godliness and intrinsic rarity.
- With its increasing rarity, it had attracted major interest from egg collectors and specimen hunters by 1900.
- More sampling, more copyright infringement, and more extreme rarity.
- Thus, the extreme rarity of the events leading to human existence is well established.
- They offer a sense of originality as well, owing to their rarity.
- The loss of Cypress, a female Florida panther, made news because of the rarity of the species.
- The rarity of his condition meant his parents were isolated from other families affected by the disorder.
- Orchids in general became expensive and much-sought after because of their beauty and rarity.
- Thus, there are logistic problems with studies of infanticide owing to its apparent rarity.
Synonyms
infrequency, rareness, unusualness, uncommonness, singularity, uniqueness
scarcity, scarceness, sparseness
1. 1.1count noun A rare thing, especially one having particular value.
  稀罕的东西，珍品
  to take the morning off was a rarity
  难得早晨休息。
  Example sentencesExamples
  They had once covered the land, but they became a rarity amongst the people.
  The lifestyles of people are such that peace of mind has become a rarity.
  Containing all of their released works, it also contains rare compilation tracks, live sets and rarities.
  For starters, Carlisle decided to attend the press conference announcing his firing, a rarity in today's game.
  The beautiful spectacle became a rarity as very few households continued with the tradition.
  Visitors to the National Air and Space Museum in Washington can gaze upon many aeronautical rarities and wonders.
  I think most Iraqis love the rain because it is a relative rarity in our dry part of the world.
  You know that I have an agent who is always on the look-out for rarities and curiosities for my collection.
  Such a scarcity of diners was, she assured us, an extreme rarity.
  The jokes will tickle both children and adults, a rarity in the animation world.
  But the judiciary acquitted Hindmarsh - a comparative rarity these days - following very public support from Morley.
  Ryan did the screenplay himself, a rarity in today's film work.
  Dublin's extensive public seaside access makes it a real rarity.
  This latest release is a collection of B-sides, rarities, soundtrack songs and cover versions which is a must for die-hard fans.
  Opera North tries to breathe life into a Kurt Weill rarity, and almost succeeds, says Hugh Canning
  Our guest of honour is that biological rarity, a hereditary peer who has attained high distinction.
  A number of other books on display are also rarities.
  Both men were travellers and collectors of curiosities - or rarities, as they were called.
  The loan exhibition consists of rarities from the collection of the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware.
  The latest Old Firm encounter is that relative rarity: a one-day wonder.
  Synonyms
  collector's item, rare person/thing, rare bird, marvel, wonder, nonpareil, one of a kind, find, conversation piece
  curiosity, oddity, anomaly, freak
  Latin rara avis
  British informal one-off, oner

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin raritas, from rarus 'far apart, infrequently found' (see rare¹).

Definition of rarity in US English:

rarity

nounˈrerədēˈrɛrədi

1The state or quality of being rare.
稀有，罕见；珍奇；优异
the rarity of the condition
难得的状况。
Example sentencesExamples
- The rarity of his condition meant his parents were isolated from other families affected by the disorder.
- With its increasing rarity, it had attracted major interest from egg collectors and specimen hunters by 1900.
- Thus, the extreme rarity of the events leading to human existence is well established.
- They offer a sense of originality as well, owing to their rarity.
- One way to make a statement about the comparative rarity of a vehicle is through the use of exterior paint.
- Thus, there are logistic problems with studies of infanticide owing to its apparent rarity.
- It emerged that the evidence base for management of patients with these conditions was poor, perhaps because of their rarity.
- Gemstones are minerals esteemed for their qualities of beauty, durability, and rarity.
- The signs of extreme rarity of certain presumed comparative and superlative forms are puzzling.
- Anything of outstanding quality or rarity which was fresh to the market received a wildly enthusiastic welcome.
- Notable is the relative rarity of bivalves and gastropods, consistent with a deeper water environment.
- Bottle cases are found with increasing rarity as one moves westward into the southern backcountry.
- This comment was another subtle hint about his godliness and intrinsic rarity.
- Orchids in general became expensive and much-sought after because of their beauty and rarity.
- They are of the greatest rarity, and each impression was treated as a unique work.
- Notwithstanding their apparent rarity in physics, such space/time structures are much more common in our global society.
- The loss of Cypress, a female Florida panther, made news because of the rarity of the species.
- More sampling, more copyright infringement, and more extreme rarity.
- Due to its rarity and unique coloring, the python now commands fantastic prices.
Synonyms
infrequency, rareness, unusualness, uncommonness, singularity, uniqueness
1. 1.1 A rare thing, especially one having particular value.
  稀罕的东西，珍品
  to take the morning off was a rarity
  难得早晨休息。
  Example sentencesExamples
  For starters, Carlisle decided to attend the press conference announcing his firing, a rarity in today's game.
  But the judiciary acquitted Hindmarsh - a comparative rarity these days - following very public support from Morley.
  The lifestyles of people are such that peace of mind has become a rarity.
  This latest release is a collection of B-sides, rarities, soundtrack songs and cover versions which is a must for die-hard fans.
  The jokes will tickle both children and adults, a rarity in the animation world.
  Our guest of honour is that biological rarity, a hereditary peer who has attained high distinction.
  Both men were travellers and collectors of curiosities - or rarities, as they were called.
  The beautiful spectacle became a rarity as very few households continued with the tradition.
  Visitors to the National Air and Space Museum in Washington can gaze upon many aeronautical rarities and wonders.
  Such a scarcity of diners was, she assured us, an extreme rarity.
  A number of other books on display are also rarities.
  Ryan did the screenplay himself, a rarity in today's film work.
  You know that I have an agent who is always on the look-out for rarities and curiosities for my collection.
  I think most Iraqis love the rain because it is a relative rarity in our dry part of the world.
  The latest Old Firm encounter is that relative rarity: a one-day wonder.
  Opera North tries to breathe life into a Kurt Weill rarity, and almost succeeds, says Hugh Canning
  Containing all of their released works, it also contains rare compilation tracks, live sets and rarities.
  Dublin's extensive public seaside access makes it a real rarity.
  They had once covered the land, but they became a rarity amongst the people.
  The loan exhibition consists of rarities from the collection of the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware.
  Synonyms
  collector's item, rare person, rare thing, rare bird, marvel, wonder, nonpareil, one of a kind, find, conversation piece

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin raritas, from rarus ‘far apart, infrequently found’ (see rare).

词汇	rarity
释义	Definition of rarity in English: rarity nounPlural rarities ˈrɛːrɪtiˈrɛrədi mass noun 1The state or quality of being rare. 稀有，罕见；珍奇；优异 the rarity of the condition 难得的状况。 Example sentencesExamples They are of the greatest rarity, and each impression was treated as a unique work. Anything of outstanding quality or rarity which was fresh to the market received a wildly enthusiastic welcome. One way to make a statement about the comparative rarity of a vehicle is through the use of exterior paint. Notable is the relative rarity of bivalves and gastropods, consistent with a deeper water environment. The signs of extreme rarity of certain presumed comparative and superlative forms are puzzling. Gemstones are minerals esteemed for their qualities of beauty, durability, and rarity. Notwithstanding their apparent rarity in physics, such space/time structures are much more common in our global society. Due to its rarity and unique coloring, the python now commands fantastic prices. It emerged that the evidence base for management of patients with these conditions was poor, perhaps because of their rarity. Bottle cases are found with increasing rarity as one moves westward into the southern backcountry. This comment was another subtle hint about his godliness and intrinsic rarity. With its increasing rarity, it had attracted major interest from egg collectors and specimen hunters by 1900. More sampling, more copyright infringement, and more extreme rarity. Thus, the extreme rarity of the events leading to human existence is well established. They offer a sense of originality as well, owing to their rarity. The loss of Cypress, a female Florida panther, made news because of the rarity of the species. The rarity of his condition meant his parents were isolated from other families affected by the disorder. Orchids in general became expensive and much-sought after because of their beauty and rarity. Thus, there are logistic problems with studies of infanticide owing to its apparent rarity. Synonyms infrequency, rareness, unusualness, uncommonness, singularity, uniqueness scarcity, scarceness, sparseness 1.1count noun A rare thing, especially one having particular value. 稀罕的东西，珍品 to take the morning off was a rarity 难得早晨休息。 Example sentencesExamples They had once covered the land, but they became a rarity amongst the people. The lifestyles of people are such that peace of mind has become a rarity. Containing all of their released works, it also contains rare compilation tracks, live sets and rarities. For starters, Carlisle decided to attend the press conference announcing his firing, a rarity in today's game. The beautiful spectacle became a rarity as very few households continued with the tradition. Visitors to the National Air and Space Museum in Washington can gaze upon many aeronautical rarities and wonders. I think most Iraqis love the rain because it is a relative rarity in our dry part of the world. You know that I have an agent who is always on the look-out for rarities and curiosities for my collection. Such a scarcity of diners was, she assured us, an extreme rarity. The jokes will tickle both children and adults, a rarity in the animation world. But the judiciary acquitted Hindmarsh - a comparative rarity these days - following very public support from Morley. Ryan did the screenplay himself, a rarity in today's film work. Dublin's extensive public seaside access makes it a real rarity. This latest release is a collection of B-sides, rarities, soundtrack songs and cover versions which is a must for die-hard fans. Opera North tries to breathe life into a Kurt Weill rarity, and almost succeeds, says Hugh Canning Our guest of honour is that biological rarity, a hereditary peer who has attained high distinction. A number of other books on display are also rarities. Both men were travellers and collectors of curiosities - or rarities, as they were called. The loan exhibition consists of rarities from the collection of the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. The latest Old Firm encounter is that relative rarity: a one-day wonder. Synonyms collector's item, rare person/thing, rare bird, marvel, wonder, nonpareil, one of a kind, find, conversation piece curiosity, oddity, anomaly, freak Latin rara avis British informal one-off, oner Origin Late Middle English: from Latin raritas, from rarus 'far apart, infrequently found' (see rare¹). Definition of rarity in US English: rarity nounˈrerədēˈrɛrədi 1The state or quality of being rare. 稀有，罕见；珍奇；优异 the rarity of the condition 难得的状况。 Example sentencesExamples The rarity of his condition meant his parents were isolated from other families affected by the disorder. With its increasing rarity, it had attracted major interest from egg collectors and specimen hunters by 1900. Thus, the extreme rarity of the events leading to human existence is well established. They offer a sense of originality as well, owing to their rarity. One way to make a statement about the comparative rarity of a vehicle is through the use of exterior paint. Thus, there are logistic problems with studies of infanticide owing to its apparent rarity. It emerged that the evidence base for management of patients with these conditions was poor, perhaps because of their rarity. Gemstones are minerals esteemed for their qualities of beauty, durability, and rarity. The signs of extreme rarity of certain presumed comparative and superlative forms are puzzling. Anything of outstanding quality or rarity which was fresh to the market received a wildly enthusiastic welcome. Notable is the relative rarity of bivalves and gastropods, consistent with a deeper water environment. Bottle cases are found with increasing rarity as one moves westward into the southern backcountry. This comment was another subtle hint about his godliness and intrinsic rarity. Orchids in general became expensive and much-sought after because of their beauty and rarity. They are of the greatest rarity, and each impression was treated as a unique work. Notwithstanding their apparent rarity in physics, such space/time structures are much more common in our global society. The loss of Cypress, a female Florida panther, made news because of the rarity of the species. More sampling, more copyright infringement, and more extreme rarity. Due to its rarity and unique coloring, the python now commands fantastic prices. Synonyms infrequency, rareness, unusualness, uncommonness, singularity, uniqueness 1.1 A rare thing, especially one having particular value. 稀罕的东西，珍品 to take the morning off was a rarity 难得早晨休息。 Example sentencesExamples For starters, Carlisle decided to attend the press conference announcing his firing, a rarity in today's game. But the judiciary acquitted Hindmarsh - a comparative rarity these days - following very public support from Morley. The lifestyles of people are such that peace of mind has become a rarity. This latest release is a collection of B-sides, rarities, soundtrack songs and cover versions which is a must for die-hard fans. The jokes will tickle both children and adults, a rarity in the animation world. Our guest of honour is that biological rarity, a hereditary peer who has attained high distinction. Both men were travellers and collectors of curiosities - or rarities, as they were called. The beautiful spectacle became a rarity as very few households continued with the tradition. Visitors to the National Air and Space Museum in Washington can gaze upon many aeronautical rarities and wonders. Such a scarcity of diners was, she assured us, an extreme rarity. A number of other books on display are also rarities. Ryan did the screenplay himself, a rarity in today's film work. You know that I have an agent who is always on the look-out for rarities and curiosities for my collection. I think most Iraqis love the rain because it is a relative rarity in our dry part of the world. The latest Old Firm encounter is that relative rarity: a one-day wonder. Opera North tries to breathe life into a Kurt Weill rarity, and almost succeeds, says Hugh Canning Containing all of their released works, it also contains rare compilation tracks, live sets and rarities. Dublin's extensive public seaside access makes it a real rarity. They had once covered the land, but they became a rarity amongst the people. The loan exhibition consists of rarities from the collection of the Winterthur Museum in Winterthur, Delaware. Synonyms collector's item, rare person, rare thing, rare bird, marvel, wonder, nonpareil, one of a kind, find, conversation piece Origin Late Middle English: from Latin raritas, from rarus ‘far apart, infrequently found’ (see rare).
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