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We stumbled upon a charming town filled with idiosyncrasy and surprise.
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We had been an idiosyncratic, leaderless band in the summer, undirected except by the eccentric notions of Phineas. (source)idiosyncratic = distinctive and peculiar
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The opinions he expressed in print, argued with idiosyncratic logic, were all over the map.† (source)
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The possibility that it was a foreign name had occurred to him, and names were more idiosyncratic than regular words.† (source)
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In its color, aroma, and taste, it would certainly express the idiosyncratic geology and prevailing climate of its home terrain.† (source)
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He hadn't lived there long, but the closeness of the homes allowed Wes to get to know the neighbors and their idiosyncrasies well.† (source)
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An idiosyncrasy of that particular model.† (source)
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So far, I haven't found any idiosyncrasies of his that drive me crazy.† (source)
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Looking back over the text, it strikes me as highly idiosyncratic.† (source)
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"It's my idio-idio-idiosyncrasy," replied the gander.† (source)
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You smile at my idiosyncrasies, accept that they exist, and continue to be my friend.† (source)
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But she told me the crucial thing is to tell them the specific idiosyncratic ways in which I related to them.† (source)
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Never one where Chekhov's talent is matched, nuance for nuance, idiosyncrasy for idiosyncrasy, by every soul onstage.† (source)
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The wind propelled the snow against the sides of barns and homes, and Ishmael could hear it whistling through the wing window's rubber molding, which had been loose now for many years: it had been loose back when his father was alive, one of the car's small idiosyncrasies, part of the reason he was loath to part with it.† (source)
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The place feels like everything Mc-Donald's is not — lively, unruly, deeply idiosyncratic, and organized according to a highly complex scheme that only one human being could possibly understand.† (source)
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It depends on the personal idiosyncrasy of the patient towards that particular drug.† (source)
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