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edited Dec 21, 2015 at 16:31

As a native US English speaker, I think the intended meaning (emphasizing the negative) comes across better if you say

Her mastery of French makes her no ordinary member of the laity.

Her mastery of French makes her no ordinary member of the laity.

As a native US English speaker, I think the intended meaning (emphasizing the negative) comes across better if you say

Her mastery of French makes her no ordinary member of the laity.

As a native US English speaker, I think the intended meaning (emphasizing the negative) comes across better if you say

Her mastery of French makes her no ordinary member of the laity.

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created Dec 21, 2015 at 16:23

As a native US English speaker, I think the intended meaning (emphasizing the negative) comes across better if you say

Her mastery of French makes her no ordinary member of the laity.