idiosyncrasy in Spanish
idiosyncrasy in Spanish is idiosincrasia, chiripiorca — idiosyncrasy means an unusual habit or feature belonging to one particular person, which marks them out from everyone else.
idiosyncrasy in Spanish
idiosincrasia
A behavior or way of thinking that is characteristic of a person.
chiripiorca
A behavior or way of thinking that is characteristic of a person.
idiosincrasia
What does "idiosyncrasy" mean?
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noun An unusual habit or feature belonging to one particular person, which marks them out from everyone else.
"Writing every email in lower case is one of his idiosyncrasies."
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noun An odd or distinctive characteristic of a thing, place or system.
"Every old house has its idiosyncrasies, and this one groans at night."
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noun An unusual physical reaction that a particular individual has to a drug or food.
"The rash was put down to an idiosyncrasy rather than a true allergy."
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idiosyncrasy in a sentence
- Writing every email in lower case is one of his idiosyncrasies.
- She loved his idiosyncrasies more than his virtues.
- Every old house has its idiosyncrasies, and this one groans at night.
- The tax code is full of idiosyncrasies that only specialists understand.
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What is "idiosyncrasy" in Spanish?
"idiosyncrasy" in Spanish is idiosincrasia, chiripiorca. idiosyncrasy means: An unusual habit or feature belonging to one particular person, which marks them out from everyone else.
How do you use "idiosyncrasy" in a sentence?
Example: "Writing every email in lower case is one of his idiosyncrasies." In Spanish, "idiosyncrasy" is idiosincrasia, chiripiorca.
Are there other ways to say "idiosyncrasy" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "idiosyncrasy": idiosincrasia, chiripiorca.
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