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Definition of idiosyncratic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
personalityunusual or specific to one person
- His idiosyncratic style made him stand out.
- Her idiosyncratic laugh made everyone notice her at parties.
- The professor's idiosyncratic grading confused many students.
Origin of idiosyncratic
Greek, idios (own) + synkrasis (mixture)
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humorous
amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic
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- French:idiosyncratique, ...
- German:eigenartig, ...
- Italian:idiosincratico, ...
- Spanish:idiosincrático, ...
- Portuguese:idiossincrático, ...
- Chinese:特立独行的, ...
- Japanese:特有の, ...
- Arabic:فَرِيد, ...
- Hebrew:אִידְיוֹסִינְקְרָטִי, ...
- Russian:своеобразный, ...
- Ukrainian:своєрідний, ...
- Hindi:अनोखा, ...
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