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Her eccentric outfits always turned heads at school.eccentric = odd or unusual
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She is known for her eccentric behavior, like talking to plants and wearing mismatched shoes.
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The home was built and then abandoned by an eccentric billionaire.eccentric = unconventional or strange
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He's quite elderly, you know. And eccentric, the way rich people sometimes are. (source)eccentric = obviously unconventional or strange
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If you appeal to the crowd, either by being humorous or brutal or eccentric, you gain favor. (source)eccentric = unconventional or strange
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I had just met the celebrated eccentric whom the locals called the Mayor of Hippie Cove, (source)eccentric = unconventional or strange person
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The Dutch Tulip Man has lots of money and very eccentric ideas about how to treat cancer, but Anna thinks this guy might be a con man and possibly not even Dutch,... (source)eccentric = unconventional (unusual)
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Carrel's eccentricities fed into the media frenzy about his work. (source)eccentricities = unconventional or strange behaviors
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But in spite of all that, if there was one race the People felt an affinity for it was the Irish. Perhaps it was their eccentricity, perhaps their dedication to the craic, as they called it. (source)eccentricity = unconventional or strange behavior
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Settlers arrived--mostly wayward souls and eccentrics who had meandered off the Oregon Trail. (source)eccentrics = unconventional or strange people
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The home dress therefore might be, as on one night that comes back to mind, made cheaply but eccentrically, of a green fabric, bought at Story's, the furniture shop.† (source)
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an eccentric lieutenant (source)eccentric = unconventional or strange
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And even though I loved my sister had accepted her eccentricities I found it hard to listen to detailed descriptions, abstract ambitions, relevant observations, hers and mine. (source)eccentricities = unconventional or strange behaviors
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Her courage could just as well have been described as eccentricity. (source)eccentricity = unconventional or strange behavior
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The only dwarves who go in them are eccentrics who don't want contact with anyone. (source)eccentrics = people who are strange or unconventional
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The jurors had noted how his left eye floated and how the light winked against its dull, glassy surface as it orbited eccentrically in its socket.† (source)
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