(adjective) constituting a class alone; unique peculiar
In this, Zaire’s catastrophe emerges not as sui generis, but as an extreme variant of a wider pattern of financial mise-en-dépendance.
My memory of that shriveling and rolling was sui generis, distrinct from my other memories.
I advocate a reading that moves away from the inclination to sui generis reading and toward a sense of him as a writer deeply embedded in literary and cultural history
what a great use of the phrase