idiosyncratic

“At its best, rebuilding is going to be a really idiosyncratic, individual process.”

"It's a beautiful script and it is so idiosyncratically English - it's a new old English movie."

It’s not lost on Einbinder that her tight, idiosyncratic set became her industry calling card.

Kenneally emphasized the nuanced and idiosyncratic nature of each person’s journey through loss: “How one moves through this is a deeply personal and mysterious process,” he said.

Now imagine trying to combine dozens of idiosyncratically constructed ones with information stretching back decades into one single, clean, useful repository of information.