In rare form Meaning in English
expression
Definition
If someone is 'in rare form', they are performing, behaving, or feeling much better or more impressively than usual, often in an energetic, funny, or unusually good way.
Usage & Nuances
This expression is informal and positive, often used to praise someone’s lively mood, wit, or performance. Used conversationally to comment on someone’s unusually good energy or humor. Not used for physical fitness, but for outstanding performance or personality in the moment.
Example Sentences
She was in rare form at the meeting, making everyone laugh.
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The coach is in rare form today, shouting encouragement to everyone.
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Wow, you’re in rare form this morning!
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He was in rare form at the party—everyone was talking about his jokes.
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Whenever she’s in rare form, her creativity seems endless.
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The team was in rare form last night—they played the best game of the season.
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