Pronunciation: /ə briːd əˈpɑːrt/
noun a type or kind of something that is distinct or different from others
A1 Cats are a breed apart from dogs.
A2 Sheila's talent for painting sets her apart as a breed apart from other artists in her class.
B1 The elite athletes competing in the Olympics are truly a breed apart from the rest of the population.
B2 His intelligence and quick thinking make him a breed apart in the world of business.
C1 The legendary musician was considered a breed apart, with a talent that transcended generations.
C2 The scientist's groundbreaking research in the field of quantum physics has established him as a breed apart in the scientific community.
adverb separately or in a category of its own
A1 Cats are a breed apart from dogs.
A2 She is a breed apart when it comes to playing the piano.
B1 His talent for cooking sets him a breed apart from the other chefs.
B2 The singer's powerful voice makes her a breed apart in the music industry.
C1 His innovative approach to business makes him a breed apart from his competitors.
C2 The artist's unique style and creativity set him a breed apart in the art world.
formal The scientist's research methods are truly a breed apart from his colleagues.
informal When it comes to cooking, my grandma is a breed apart.
slang That skateboarder is a breed apart from the rest of the group.
figurative His dedication to his craft sets him apart, making him a breed apart in the industry.
was a breed apart
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more of a breed apart
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