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Meanings of very eccentric in English

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Usage of very eccentric in English
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This was seen by pundit-world as a very eccentric view in 2014.
Wired
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And then, as I have said, he was very eccentric and stubborn.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1905 to 1906
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He was a very eccentric old gentleman, fond of pictures and art.
L'Assommoir
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There have been some eccentric characters in the world, some very eccentric characters.
The Lock and Key Library: Classic Mystery and Detective Stories:...
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On arriving at the church I was received by a very eccentric clerk.
The Parish Clerk
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Yes, sir, a very eccentric man; and he must have been wealthy too.
A Hero of Our Time
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Lord Arranmore is very eccentric, and especially so upon this point.
A Prince of Sinners
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They would have elected him Koschevoi, but he was a very eccentric Cossack.
Taras Bulba, and Other Tales
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Well, so far there's nothing very eccentric about old Nutcombe's proceedings.
Uneasy Money
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But he was evidently a very eccentric and unconventional being.
Herb of Grace
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He was very eccentric, but he made a good officer.
Remarks
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I am sure I don't know, but Mr. Barker says he is very eccentric.
Doctor Claudius, A True Story
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Bea is a very , very eccentric woman. NewsImageFile: The Golden Girls on set in 1985.
News.com.au
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Photo: Supplied He was a very eccentric young man.
Radio NZ
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Perhaps she's very eccentric, or has fearfully common manners.
Funeral in Blue
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She was very eccentric and seldom saw any one.
The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 4
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