idiosyncratic (Meaning)

Wordnet

idiosyncratic (s)

peculiar to the individual

Webster

Alt. of Idiosyncratical

The professor's idiosyncratic teaching methods kept students both intrigued and amused.
The neighborhood harbored an idiosyncratic collection of eccentric characters.
The artist's idiosyncratic style defied categorization, blurring the lines between abstract and realism.
The politician's idiosyncratic mannerisms, such as her constant hair-twirling, became the subject of much gossip.
The chef's idiosyncratic recipes incorporated unusual ingredients and unexpected flavor combinations.
The musician's idiosyncratic performance included improvisational solos and experimental harmonies.
The city's idiosyncratic architecture boasted a blend of historical and contemporary buildings.
The team had developed an idiosyncratic communication system that only its members understood.
The company's idiosyncratic corporate culture emphasized creativity and unconventional thinking.
The writer's idiosyncratic syntax and choice of vocabulary created a unique and compelling narrative voice.

peculiar to the individualAlt. of Idiosyncratical

identifying, characteristic, personal, special, specific, intimate,distinctive, individual, personalized, especial

general, generic, universal, popular, public, popular,general, universal, generic, public

The professor's idiosyncratic teaching methods kept students both intrigued and amused.

The neighborhood harbored an idiosyncratic collection of eccentric characters.

The artist's idiosyncratic style defied categorization, blurring the lines between abstract and realism.

The politician's idiosyncratic mannerisms, such as her constant hair-twirling, became the subject of much gossip.