What is another word for idiosyncrasy?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɪdɪˌɒsɪŋkɹəsi], [ ˈɪdɪˌɒsɪŋkɹəsi], [ ˈɪ_d_ɪ__ˌɒ_s_ɪ_ŋ_k_ɹ_ə_s_i]
Related words: peculiarities, idiosyncrasies, oddities, quirkiness, unusualness, weirdness, strangeness, peculiarity
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Similar words for idiosyncrasy:
- other relevant words (adjective)
- attribute (noun)
- characteristic (noun)
- difference (noun)
- eccentricity (noun)
- feature (noun)
- idiom (noun)
- inclination (noun)
- individuality (noun)
- mannerism (noun)
- mark (noun)
- oddity (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- peculiarity (noun)
- specialty (noun)
- style (noun)
- temperament (noun)
- trait (noun)
- twist (noun)
- unconformity (noun)
- unlikeness (noun)
- way (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Idiosyncrasy:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
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- usual.
- whimsicalnesses,
- hereticisms,
- queernesses,
- waywardnesses,
- un-conventionality,
- un conventionalities,
- un conventionality,
- outlandishnesses,
- capriciousnesses,
- oddnesses,
- weirdnesses,
- freakishnesses,
- un-conventionalities,
- Idiocrasies,
- unconventionalities.
- cup tea,
- pre dispositions,
- de sires,
- velleities,
- de-sires,
- pre disposition,
- pre-disposition,
- drutherses,
- de-sire,
- pre-dispositions,
- de sire.
- in-dependences,
- ipseities,
- in dependences,
- dis-similarity,
- self hood,
- self-hoods,
- selfdoms,
- selfnesses,
- dis similarity,
- self hoods,
- in dependence,
- dis-similarities,
- dis similarities,
- in-dependence,
- seities,
- singularnesses.
- un-naturalnesses,
- extra ordinarinesses,
- extraordinarinesses,
- un naturalnesses,
- in-congruity,
- in congruities,
- in congruity,
- extra-ordinarinesses,
- conversation pieces,
- extra-ordinariness,
- un-naturalness,
- extra ordinariness,
- in-congruities,
- bizarrenesses,
- un naturalness.
- foible,
- schtick,
- screw-up,
- twist,
- nature of beast,
- notability,
- denominator,
- Seity,
- attribute,
- lineament,
- druthers,
- conversation piece,
- lingo,
- mark,
- wonts,
- unusualness,
- waywardness,
- particularity,
- Vernacularism,
- oddness,
- differentials,
- trick,
- manner,
- oddity,
- queerness,
- velleity,
- outlandishness,
- difference,
- Indicia,
- street talk,
- property,
- hereticism,
- idioms,
- set phrase,
- specificity,
- feature,
- trait,
- inner nature,
- self-hood,
- singularity,
- Selfness,
- differentia,
- denominators,
- freakishness,
- significants,
- quirk,
- weirdness,
- capriciousness,
- separateness,
- individuality,
- characteristic,
- strangeness,
- idiocrasy,
- lineaments,
- inclination,
- peculiarity,
- parlance,
- incision,
- provincialism,
- whimsicality,
- selfdom,
- eccentricity,
- unconventionality,
- markings,
- nature of the beast,
- thumbprints,
- extraordinariness,
- Oddities,
- localism,
- differential,
- temperament,
- Whimsicalness,
- whimsicalities,
- style,
- mannerism,
- way,
- singularness,
- quirkiness,
- odd trait,
- ipseity,
- bizarreness,
- vernacularisms,
- thumbprint,
- idiom,
- manners,
- Differentiae.
- cachet,
- specialization,
- figure,
- Discriminant,
- forte,
- keynote,
- specialty,
- hallmark,
- flavor,
- stamp,
- definiteness.
- re-velation,
- screw-ups,
- sur-prises,
- re velations,
- sur-prise,
- sur prise,
- sur prises,
- screw ups,
- re velation,
- re-velations.
- anomaly,
- deviation,
- uniqueness,
- irregularity,
- abnormality,
- impropriety,
- funniness,
- incongruity,
- incompatibility,
- divergence,
- curiosity,
- derangement,
- inconsistency,
- nonconformity,
- aberration,
- aberrance,
- uncommonness,
- unfamiliarity,
- exception.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words: • Other relevant words (noun):- quiddity,
- erraticism,
- aptness,
- affections,
- token,
- mind-set,
- pepper,
- affect,
- fancy,
- cut,
- constitution,
- cast of mind,
- Idiosyncrasies,
- impress,
- direction,
- originality,
- redolence,
- freakiness,
- freak,
- Lection,
- frame of mind,
- individualism,
- distinctive feature,
- sauce,
- instil,
- diagnostics,
- infuse,
- practice,
- love,
- kink,
- distinctiveness,
- drift,
- preference,
- bias,
- mind,
- proneness,
- bend,
- crankiness,
- utility,
- penetrate,
- mettle,
- unnaturalness,
- device,
- susceptibility,
- Specificness,
- make,
- piquancy,
- signal,
- blemish,
- declensions,
- mental set,
- wrench,
- odor,
- measure,
- quip,
- Conduciveness,
- inhibition,
- mould,
- distinction,
- indicant,
- weakness,
- strain,
- leaning,
- image,
- mold,
- preoccupation,
- weak point,
- dottiness,
- palate,
- description,
- mood,
- nisus,
- infirmity,
- Conatus,
- picture,
- fault,
- temper,
- turn,
- flavour,
- animus,
- permeate,
- tang,
- shortcoming,
- index,
- imperfection,
- aspects,
- liability,
- telltale sign,
- aroma,
- technicality,
- crotchetiness,
- version,
- gust,
- bit,
- propensity,
- differentness,
- minauderie,
- failing,
- shape,
- Sapor,
- whim,
- humor,
- diathesis,
- earmark,
- subservience,
- tendency,
- deformation,
- state,
- applicability,
- seal,
- caprice,
- pose,
- marking,
- Individuity,
- deformity,
- sapidity,
- stripe,
- instrumentality,
- vagary,
- warp,
- streak,
- specialness,
- banner,
- smack,
- Propenseness,
- crank,
- kidney,
- taint,
- odour,
- cast,
- aptitude,
- Peculiarities,
- taste,
- haecceity,
- vein,
- symptom,
- distortion,
- pervade,
- spirit,
- impression,
- crotchet,
- signature,
- moulder,
- badge,
- kind,
- slant,
- predilection,
- infiltrate,
- features,
- affectation,
- character,
- disposition,
- predisposition,
- leaven,
- maggot,
- defect,
- trademark,
- personality,
- representation,
- representative,
- type,
- sort,
- Moods,
- mouldy,
- whimsy,
- salt,
- tone,
- sure sign,
- insignia,
- proclivity,
- reading,
- brand,
- bug,
- Conducement,
- Sigil,
- Propendency,
- frailty,
- instill,
- relish,
- leaning to,
- makeup,
- contortion,
- hang-up,
- saturate,
- bent,
- indicator,
- configuration,
- sign,
- turn of mind,
- flaw,
- deviancy,
- Propension,
- grain,
- perversion,
- conceit,
- savor,
- set,
- sympathy,
- note.
How to use "Idiosyncrasy" in context?
What is an idiopathic disorder? Idiopathic disorder is a term used to describe an illness that has no known cause. Idiopathic means "an illness of which the cause is not known or can not be determined." This is different than a primary or secondary disorder, which is an illness caused by a known or suspected cause. Idiopathic disorders are classified by the cause of the symptoms.
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