Peculiar or individual
relating to idiosyncrasy
distinctive or unique to an individual or group.
“The CEO's idiosyncratic management style, while initially off-putting, ultimately proved to be highly effective in fostering innovation.”— Business
“The software's idiosyncratic user interface required extensive training, but it offered unparalleled customization options.”— Technology
Origin: From Greek idiosynkrasia, meaning 'a peculiar temperament,' from idios 'one's own' + synkrasis 'mixture, tempering'.
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