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Meanings of idiosyncratic in English

Idiosyncratic.

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Usage of idiosyncratic in English
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Kenny's case is different, however, with idiosyncratic symptoms specific to the presenter.
The Irish Times
2
Meaning: An idiosyncratic way of saying the gate area or boarding lounge.
News.com.au
3
Every house was different, Charlie said, idiosyncratic but without straining to be.
A place of my own: the architecture of daydreams
4
At the best of times, Iowa's way of counting votes looks idiosyncratic.
The Irish Times
5
In short it is idiosyncratic and irreverent: all over the place even.
The Irish Times
6
No Ulster final experience is complete without its own idiosyncratic little moment.
The Irish Times
7
There were more than 100, and he was an extraordinarily idiosyncratic director.
The Guardian
8
The first thing you notice when visiting Breitbart is its idiosyncratic presentation.
The Guardian
9
One who has plotted an idiosyncratic path was quixotic in his choices.
The Guardian
10
The 80s Morrissey was the standard-bearer for everything brave, beautiful and idiosyncratic.
The Guardian
11
In other words, our pose of idiosyncratic uniqueness was a big charade.
Wired
12
An album which oozes Dilla soul, from idiosyncratic euphoria to aching melancholia.
The Irish Times
13
Gallo was one of the more idiosyncratic people I'd met in prison.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
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These have the potential to turn idiosyncratic market frictions into systemic market failures.
Reuters
15
Recent research indicates city centres are beginning to re-embrace more idiosyncratic commercial outlets.
The Guardian
16
This may reduce overall growth and increase systemic and idiosyncratic risk.
Reuters
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Idiosyncratic through the time
Idiosyncratic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common