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Idiosyncratic

Definition

(formal) Unconventional and quirky in an appealing way; having a unique and distinctive character that is often charming or intriguing. Typically used to describe a person's personality, a work of art, or an unusual habit.

Example Sentences

1The idiosyncratic style of the artist's latest sculpture has sparked a heated debate among critics.
2Is it possible for a person to be both idiosyncratic and a team player, or are these traits mutually exclusive?
3The novelist's idiosyncratic use of language has been praised for its originality and emotional resonance.
4Avoid using overly idiosyncratic vocabulary in your academic writing, as it may alienate your readers.
5There is something endearing about the idiosyncratic rhythms and melodies of indie folk music.

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