quirk in Greek
quirk in Greek is ιδιοτροπία — quirk means an odd or unusual habit, feature, or trait.
quirk in Greek
ιδιοτροπία
Pronounced: idiotropia
An idiosyncrasy; a slight glitch, a mannerism; something unusual about the manner or style of something or someone.
What does "quirk" mean?
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noun An odd or unusual habit, feature, or trait.
"One of his quirks is that he always eats dessert first."
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verb To twist or move suddenly in an unusual way.
"She quirked an eyebrow, unconvinced by his excuse."
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quirk in a sentence
- One of his quirks is that he always eats dessert first.
- The old house has plenty of quirks, like a door that only opens halfway.
- She quirked an eyebrow, unconvinced by his excuse.
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What is "quirk" in Greek?
"quirk" in Greek is ιδιοτροπία. quirk means: An odd or unusual habit, feature, or trait.
How do you pronounce ιδιοτροπία?
"quirk" in Greek is ιδιοτροπία, pronounced "idiotropia".
How do you use "quirk" in a sentence?
Example: "One of his quirks is that he always eats dessert first." In Greek, "quirk" is ιδιοτροπία.
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