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An eccentricity in a person or thing's character or behavior

An aspect of a person or thing's character or behavior

An unusual occurrence or turn of events

Something that is irregular or outside what is expected

An unlikely chance occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck

The state or quality of being specious

The characteristic of being ridiculous

A superficial or transient feeling of liking or attraction

A mental disorder, less severe than psychosis, marked by anxiety or fear

A phenomenon that becomes popular for a very short time

Something said to cause amusement or laughter

A slight objection or criticism about a trivial matter

A lock or tress of hair forming a loop or series of loops

To frown or show displeasure facially

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Noun

An eccentricity in a person or thing's character or behavior

unconventionality

extraordinariness

characteristic gesture

conversation piece

individual trait

incongruousness

distinctiveness

freak of nature

personal imperfection

object of virtu

peculiar object

singular object

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“We may be left wondering whether this behavior is only a quirk of the system that we have been studying.”

Noun

An aspect of a person or thing's character or behavior

essential quality

typical feature

distinguishing characteristic

point of character

redeeming feature

unconventionality

individual trait

distinctive feature

nature of the beast

nature of beast

piece of information

part and parcel

contributing factor

determining factor

distinctiveness

distinctive quality

variable quantity

signature characteristic

circumstantiality

chapter and verse

meat and potatoes

instrumentality

itemized information

line of reasoning

personal talent

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“She'd forgotten that particular quirk of his, a similar means of sorting thoughts and maintaining calm that Kavya used when clasping her hands.”

Noun

An unusual occurrence or turn of events

unusual occurrence

peculiar turn of events

flight of fancy

bee in one's bonnet

passing thought

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“It was a strange quirk of fate that the Queen, who had ordered the crushing of O'Neill, did not live to see his submission.”

Noun

Something that is irregular or outside what is expected

unconventionality

extraordinariness

preternaturalness

preternaturality

unpredictability

questionableness

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Noun

An unlikely chance occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck

chance occurrence

a twist of fate

piece of good fortune

piece of good luck

stroke of good luck

stroke of good fortune

a piece of good fortune

a bit of good luck

accidental happening

turn of the cards

way the cookie crumbles

wheel of fortune

throw of the dice

bit of good luck

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Noun

The state or quality of being specious

misapprehension

misinterpretation

misconstruction

mistaken impression

mistaken belief

faulty reasoning

unsound argument

misunderstanding

false impression

incomprehension

disingenuousness

specious reasoning

erroneous belief

old wivesʼ tale

false interpretation

wrong end of the stick

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

unsound reasoning

twisting the facts

overgeneral reasoning

use of fallacious arguments

fallacious argument

subtle argument

misrepresentation

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Noun

The characteristic of being ridiculous

preposterousness

unreasonableness

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Noun

A superficial or transient feeling of liking or attraction

imaginativeness

castle in the air

fool's paradise

flight of fancy

castle in Spain

figment of the imagination

visualization^US

visualisation^UK

castle in the sky

wishful thinking

bee in one's bonnet

castles in the air

fire in the belly

false impression

absent-mindedness

inattentiveness

self-absorption

misapprehension

conceptualization^US

unrealistic hope

conceptualisation^UK

flight of imagination

eggs in moonshine

fanciful notion

lack of application

lack of concentration

castles in Spain

imaginative faculty

mistaken impression

smoke and mirrors

unrealizable dream

castle-building

extemporisation^UK

extemporization^US

fantastic notion

passing thought

imaginative power

will-o'-the-wisp

power of invention

favorite activity

misinterpretation

cloud cuckoo land

product of someone's imagination

creative thought

sexual fixation

creation of the brain

misunderstanding

misconstruction

mental visualization

unreasonable expectation

foolish expectation

irrational expectation

unrealistic expectation

virtual reality

object of desire

out-of-body experience

sequence of images

castle in the skies

unrealistic goal

optical illusion

mistaken belief

having as one's type

false appearance

deceptive appearance

flights of fancy

strong interest

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

possible course of action

absence of mind

staring into space

figment of imagination

pretentiousness

tendentiousness

natural ability

preferential treatment

unfair preference

narrowmindedness

susceptibleness

jobs for the boys

appropriateness

sudden inclination

ingrained tendency

innate tendency

natural tendency

inherent tendency

intrinsic tendency

preferentialism

innate knowledge

narrow-mindedness

knowing way around

what floats one's boat

freedom of choice

distinctiveness

small-mindedness

preconceived idea

soft-heartedness

tender-heartedness

predetermination

course of thought

stick-to-itiveness

preconceived notion

point of compass

essential quality

typical feature

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Noun

A mental disorder, less severe than psychosis, marked by anxiety or fear

Noun

A phenomenon that becomes popular for a very short time

ton^US

leisure pursuit

leisure activity

general tendency

amateur interest

leisure interest

prominent thing

important thing

the newest fashion

fashionableness

passing thought

preoccupation with

sexual fixation

prevailing taste

favourite occupation

favorite occupation

pleasurable pastime

tiger by the tail

something on the brain

matter of course

conventionality

acquired behavior

accepted behaviour

residential care home

usual procedure

conventionalism

established way

way of doing things

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Noun

Something said to cause amusement or laughter

double entendre

shaggy-dog story

good-natured remark

lightheartedness

unreasonableness

nonsensicalness

preposterousness

mischievousness

shaggy dog story

witty communication

sardonic remark

bit of mischief

light-heartedness

light-mindedness

doubles entendres

light-headedness

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Noun

A slight objection or criticism about a trivial matter

minor criticism

trivial complaint

trivial objection

adverse comment

argument against

difficulty with

dissatisfaction

formal complaint

counter-argument

taking exception

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Noun

A lock or tress of hair forming a loop or series of loops

change of direction

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Verb

To frown or show displeasure facially

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