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A Word A Day - Idiosyncrasy
An idiosyncrasy is a peculiar way of thinking or behaving that distinguishes an individual. It refers to an unusual habit or quirk of a single person. The word originates from the Greek meaning "peculiar to oneself." Examples of using idiosyncrasy include describing one's preference to always enter a car first as one of their little idiosyncrasies. Synonyms include eccentricity, mannerism, and peculiarity, while antonyms include normality and usualness.
A Word A Day - Idiosyncrasy
- 1. IDIOSYNCRASY A Word ADay https://www.facebook.com/groups/181172172255948/
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- 3. Idiosyncrasy – Meaning amode of behavior or way of thought peculiar to an individual. an unusual feature of a person. It could also mean an odd habit of a person.
- 4. Idiosyncrasy – WordOrigin
- 5. Idiosyncrasy – NgramViewer
- 6. Idiosyncrasy – Usage “Oneof his little idiosyncrasies was always preferring to be in the car first.”
- 7. Idiosyncrasy – Synonyms& Antonyms Synonym: Eccentricity Mannerism Peculiarity Trait Antonym: Normality Usualness