idiosyncratic

Lawson is attuned to the idiosyncratic character’s maximalist-leaning tastes and how suspects and cops view her.

By relying on an idiosyncratic definition of the word that does not appear in federal law, Oldham was able to decree that late-arriving ballots are not “cast” on time.

The industrial food supply will be the last bastion of the luxury economy, and we might mirror the cannibals in doomsday movies before we cede our idiosyncratic eating habits to austerity.

In 2020, Gascón’s idiosyncratic public presence mattered little compared with his vision for the district attorney’s office.

Turns out Allen was right about being wrong: Nine years after she graduated from Berklee to become a professional songwriter in Los Angeles, Allen, 32, has built a career penning idiosyncratic pop hits that people — many millions of them — can’t stop listening to.