peculiarities

“One of the peculiarities of squares is their screwy propensity to glorify rogues and scoundrels.”

All that goodwill and affection, not just among teammates but between competitors, who represented diversity among and within nations, whatever the peculiarities of their individual governments and nativist movements.

As with “Tickled,” Farrier’s latest begins like a human interest story and turns into something closer to a thriller, as the peculiarities of this unstable personality reveal themselves, often unnervingly.

To accurately determine the exoplanet's atmospheric composition, the researchers had to simultaneously model the planet's atmosphere as well as its star's peculiarities.

Ella liked to have a lot of time to get to their classrooms because even as October passed quickly by, she was still learning the peculiarities of the Arcanum Institute.