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Definition
a behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual
- He was, I think, deliberately playing up the idiosyncrasies of his personality.Chapter 2 (23% in)
- Yet in the end, when all of those separate and idiosyncratic chains were completed, half of those letters ended up in the hands of Jacobs, Jones, and Brown.Chapter 2 (11% in)
- How is it that all the weird, idiosyncratic things that really cool kids do end up in the mainstream?Chapter 6 (29% in)
- I have spent a lot of time, in this book, talking about the idiosyncrasies of the way we relate to new information and to each other.Conclusion (60% in)
There are no more uses of "idiosyncrasy" in The Tipping Point.
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