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Meanings of quirkiness in English

Catalan
peculiaritat
Spanish
excentricidad

A strange attitude or habit.

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