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. Salman Ahmed:

   A few things are contributing to nervousness today — the trade issues are back on, then there is the Italy situation and we are not sure how the ECB will respond to that, and in emerging markets there are some idiosyncratic risks (Turkey, Argentina and Brazil) which are becoming worrying.

2. 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.

3. Portales Partners analyst Paul Gulberg:

   This type of lending carries idiosyncratic risk, your risk is against mispricing something because you are working with products that are very unique.

4. Goldman Sachs:

   The Fed’s shift towards more aggressive policy action will likely push the market to expect similar moves from central banks like the BoE that were already taking steps in that direction, 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. Federal Reserve:

   Most participants viewed the recent softness in these price data as largely reflecting idiosyncratic factors...however, several participants expressed concern that progress...might have slowed and that the recent softness in inflation might persist.