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of all people

more than anyone else. You, of all people, should understand the importance of historical analysis.

Usage notes: also used to emphasize that the person named is surprising: I guess the weirdest version of that song I've ever heard is by Frank Sinatra, of all people.

Related vocabulary: of all things, of all places

See also: all, people

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odd man/one out
odds
odds and ends
of a certain age
of a mind to
of a piece
of a sort

of all people
of all places
of all things
of course
of late
of old
of one mind
of own accord

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