Definition for Peculiarly:

• uniquely or characteristically; " these peculiarly cinematic elements"; " a peculiarly French phenomenon"; " everyone has a moment in history which belongs particularly to him"- John Knowles

Synonyms for Peculiarly:

• adv

  •exceptionally (adverb)
  • novelly,
  • exceptionally.
  •extremely (adverb)
  • overwhelmingly,
  • distinctly.
  •principally (adverb)
  • first of all,
  • dominantly,
  • in the main,
  • to a great degree,
  • cardinally,
  • predominantly,
  • for the most part,
  • in first place,
  • importantly,
  • in the first place,
  • Prevalently,
  • first and foremost,
  • before anything else,
  • vitally,
  • Prevailingly,
  • superlatively.
  •specially (adverb)
  • differently.
  •unnaturally (adverb)
  • perversely.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • peculiarly.
  •exceptionally (adverb)
  • excellently,
  • notably,
  • Superiorly,
  • phenomenally.
  •particularly (adverb)
  • explicitly,
  • in-dividually,
  • in dividually.
  •principally (adverb)
  • largely.
  •specially (adverb)
  • individually,
  • definitely.
  •specifically (adverb)
  • Indicatively,
  • de-finitely,
  • de finitely.
  •strangely (adverb)
  • in describably,
  • in-describably,
  • un-familiarly,
  • un familiarly.
  •uncommonly (adverb)
  • un-commonly,
  • un commonly.
  •unnaturally (adverb)
  • un-naturally,
  • un naturally.
  •unusually (adverb)
  • un common,
  • un usually,
  • un-usually,
  • un-common.

• n.

  •
  • characteristic,
  • archetypal,
  • prototypical,
  • traditional,
  • usual,
  • essential,
  • customary,
  • typical.
  •
  • edgy,
  • idiosyncratic,
  • unreal,
  • incongruous.

• Other synonyms:

  •chiefly
  • principally.

Paraphrases for Peculiarly:

• Equivalence

  • Adverb
    particularly.

• Independent

  • Adverb
    especially.

Peculiarly Sentence Examples:

• There is one institution which would become peculiarly liable to attack in such a House of Commons, to which I wish to draw the attention of the Right Reverend Bench, and that is, the Establishment of the Church of England in Ireland.

• Gentlemen, that is peculiarly and emphatically a matter for you to deal with, and on which it would be out of place for me to offer you any guidance whatever.