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peculiar

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peculiar [pi-kyool-yer]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: characteristic, distinguishing
Synonyms: appropriate, diacritic, diagnostic, distinct, distinctive, endemic, exclusive, idiosyncratic, individual, intrinsic, local, particular, personal, private, proper, restricted, special, specific, typical, unique
Antonyms: abnormal, uncharacteristic
Main Entry: aberrant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not normal; varying from the usual
Synonyms: abnormal, atypical, bizarre, deviant, different, flaky*, mental*, nonstandard, odd, off-base, off-color, out of line, peculiar, psycho, strange, unusual, weird
Antonyms: normal, same, true
Main Entry: abnormal
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: different from standard or norm
Synonyms: aberrant, anomalistic, anomalous, atypical, bizarre, curious, deviant, deviate, deviating, divergent, eccentric, exceptional, extraordinary, fantastic, funny, grody, gross, heteroclite, heterodox, heteromorphic, irregular, odd, off-base, off-color, out of line, peculiar, preternatural, queer, screwy, spastic, strange, uncommon, unexpected, unnatural, unorthodox, unusual, weird
Notes: abnormal means 'not normal, different from normal' while subnormal means 'below normal'
Antonyms: customary, normal, standard, straight, usual
Main Entry: anomalous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: deviating from normal, usual
Synonyms: aberrant, abnormal, atypical, bizarre, divergent, eccentric, exceptional, foreign, heteroclite, incongruous, inconsistent, irregular, odd, peculiar, preternatural, prodigious, rare, strange, unnatural, unorthodox, unrepresentative, untypical, unusual
Antonyms: conforming, normal, regular, standard, usual
Main Entry: atypical
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: nonconforming
Synonyms: aberrant, abnormal, anomalous, deviant, different, divergent, exceptional, heteroclite, irregular, odd, peculiar, preternatural, strange, unnatural, unrepresentative
Antonyms: conforming, normal, ordinary, standard, typical, usual
Main Entry: bizarre
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: strange, wild
Synonyms: bugged out, camp*, comical, curious, eccentric, extraordinary, fantastic, far-out, freakish, grody, grotesque, kooky, ludicrous, odd, oddball, off the wall, offbeat, outlandish, outré, peculiar, queer, ridiculous, singular, unusual, way-out, weird
Notes: a bazaar is a shop or market while bizarre means odd or unusual
macabre means shockingly repellent or inspiring horror; bizarre means odd or unusual
Antonyms: normal, reasonable, usual
Main Entry: characteristic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: typical; distinguishing
Synonyms: appropriate, diagnostic, differentiating, discriminating, discriminative, distinctive, distinguishing, emblematic, especial, essential, exclusive, fixed, idiosyncratic, inborn, inbred, indicative, individual, individualistic, individualizing, ingrained, inherent, innate, local, marked, native, normal, original, particular, peculiar, personal, private, proper, regular, representative, singular, special, specific, symbolic, symptomatic, unique
Antonyms: abnormal, uncharacteristic, untypical
Main Entry: crazy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unrealistic, fantastic
Synonyms: absurd, balmy, beyond all reason, bizarre, cockeyed, derisory, eccentric, fatuous, foolhardy, foolish, goofy*, half-baked, harebrained, idiotic, ill-conceived, impracticable, imprudent, inane, inappropriate, insane, irresponsible, loony, ludicrous, nonsensical, odd, out of all reason, outrageous, peculiar, preposterous, puerile, quixotic, ridiculous, senseless, short-sighted, silly, strange, unworkable, weird, wild
Antonyms: believeable, realistic, reasonable, sensible
Main Entry: curious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very odd
Synonyms: bizarre, exotic, extraordinary, marvelous, mysterious, novel, oddball, peculiar, puzzling, quaint, queer, rare, remarkable, singular, strange, unconventional, unexpected, unique, unorthodox, unusual, weird, wonderful
Antonyms: average, normal, ordinary, usual
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