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one-off
noun
- something occurring, done, or made only once.
one-off
noun
- Alsoone-shot
- something that is carried out or made only once
- ( as modifier )
a one-off job
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of one-off1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of one-off1
Example Sentences
The one-off donation from Prince Harry from his Spare book was "incredibly useful" but did not represent a long-term "funding pipeline", said Sentebale.
The housing authority hopes the Clarendon isn’t a one-off and is exploring ways to find more money for acquisitions.
This funding will provide one-off grants of £250 to eligible households, including pensioners, to help ease the financial strain caused by high energy bills.
Sentebale said it had successfully hired consultants to find new US donors – and the one-off money from Spare was "incredibly useful" but did not represent a long-term "funding pipeline".
Durham have six County Championship matches before England's first assignment of the summer – a one-off Test against Zimbabwe - begins on 22 May.
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