noun
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Flight crews must become familiar with each airplane's idiosyncrasies.
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She's easy to work for, and her employees don't mind her idiosyncrasies.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As Lyman and Scott explain: Free territory is carved out of space and affords the opportunities for idiosyncrasy and identity.
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His judgments were also swayed by preconceptions based on past experiences or even personal idiosyncrasies.
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Like they could not wait to abolish her conveniences and idiosyncrasies.
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Nor does it provide a rationale for people with questionable motives to vent their hostilities or express their idiosyncrasies.
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Normally, harsh discipline was personalized as the idiosyncrasies of those superiors.
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The idiosyncrasies of its founding Communist fathers played a role in this key difference.
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There were others who remarked that even saints should be permitted an idiosyncrasy or two!
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When not trying to match his 15-hour days, they regale each other with endless stories about his idiosyncrasies and absent-mindedness.