Synonyms for idiosyncratic
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1. idiosyncraticadjective

   peculiar to the individual

   "we all have our own idiosyncratic gestures"; "Michelangelo's highly idiosyncratic style of painting"

   Antonyms:
   common

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1. Anne Hathaway:

   I've known Christopher for many years, and I love him, when I think of a great English designer, I think of him, and he's so idiosyncratic and so talented. So I just reached out to him and said, ‘Want to just let your imagination go wild?’ And he made this!

2. Steve Vladeck:

   Sullivan provides crucial protection of the independence of news outlets, whose reporting might otherwise be chilled, even for accurate stories, if Supreme Court were easier to sue them for defamation, the more justices who look poised to potentially revisit that precedent in the coming years, the more alarming Justice Thomas's previously idiosyncratic critiques become.

3. John Johnston:

   The fact that the domestic components are up, outside of certain idiosyncratic areas such as healthcare, suggests that people aren't that worried about the election.

4. Goldman Sachs:

   Within this context, it is also worth noting that the Fed’s apparent preference for earlier balance sheet action makes the BoE’s own runoff plans less idiosyncratic, which we though could have held back GBP’s response to policy action.

5. Colm Kelleher:

   We are seeing selectively one or two deals that are having problems clearing here. I think they're of an idiosyncratic nature, but I'm on very high alert for that.