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peculiaritat
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excentricidad
A strange attitude or habit.
oddity
quirk
queerness
crotchet
Catalan
peculiaritat
1
The image's
quirkiness
is in keeping with Belgium's self-deprecating, ironic, national style.
2
Roberts' election is yet another demonstration of the
quirkiness
of Australia's electoral system.
3
Some days, her mom's
quirkiness
was just what the doctor ordered.
4
After all, it's really none of my business that you dislike my
quirkiness
.
5
This area's human
quirkiness
had long since failed to impress or shock him.
6
It's small, it's handsome and it's got a
quirkiness
we love.
7
Mick had fallen in love with me and all my
quirkiness
.
8
Their coach, Duncan Fletcher, did not smile at the
quirkiness
of this display.
9
IN RECENT years,
quirkiness
has, quite understandably, got itself something of a bad name.
10
There's not a lot of room for
quirkiness
in the community just in general.
11
Erudition, wit and
quirkiness
can be a joyful combination; so it was with Denise.
12
But the
quirkiness
of the film could find it an audience on cable outlets.
13
The annual Geneva International Motor Show isn't about Italian flashiness, French
quirkiness
,
or American muscle.
14
Ritchie believes Wimbledon's
quirkiness
is central to its appeal.
15
The
quirkiness
of the scenario prompts a wry smile.
16
Next week could be a different story, but the C3's appeal is all in its
quirkiness
.
quirkiness
sheer quirkiness
capture the quirkiness
disarming quirkiness
eccentric quirkiness
force quirkiness
Catalan
peculiaritat
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excentricidad
peculiaridad
peculiar
rareza
singularidad