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Meanings of rather eccentric in English

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Usage of rather eccentric in English
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Some thought he was rather eccentric, but I never found him so.
The Mansion of Mystery / Being a Certain Case of Importance, Tak...
2
Mrs. Temperley gave a little laugh, which seemed to Dodge rather eccentric.
The Daughters of Danaus
3
He thought the goose, which had rather eccentric habits, conferred distinction.
The Irish Times
4
She said he was rather eccentric and a little change did him good.
Manalive
5
This seemed rather eccentric, but Childermass was in no mood to argue about it.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
6
Well, she's good enough in her way, though rather eccentric.
True to Himself; Or, Roger Strong's Struggle for Place
7
Though Cabtab was not saying anything subversive, he certainly was expressing some rather eccentric ideas.
Dayworld Rebel
8
Her brother lent himself with malicious good-humor to the divagations of her rather eccentric wanderings.
The Ball at Sceaux
9
This rather eccentric fundraiser asks for volunteers to chase a giant pudding across Weymouth beach.
The Guardian
10
He's a rather eccentric...but rather charming young man.
The marks of cain
11
They are rather eccentric, said the Queen.
Fairest of All
12
It was rather eccentric of its kind:
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
13
This individual was a brother of the widow, who had always been looked upon as rather eccentric.
Woman's Trials; Or, Tales and Sketches from the Life around Us
14
People can be rather eccentric about it.
Voices
15
Allow me to introduce you, for though rather eccentric, he's a fine man, and quite wealthy, too.
Dora Deane; Or, The East India Uncle
16
Several Florentine prostitutes told police that from time to time they entertained a priest with rather eccentric tastes.
The monster of florence
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