English to Irish Meaning of peculiar - peculiar

Peculiar :
peculiar

aisteach, corr, féin, pearsanta, príobháideach, ceart, radacach, speisialta, aonair, go háirithe, eisceachtúil, urghnách, neamhchoitianta, neamhghnách, as cuimse, iomchuí, cruinn, dian, iontach, diaicritice, sainiúil, ar leith

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Definitions of peculiar in English
Adjective(1) beyond or deviating from the usual or expected(2) unique or specific to a person or thing or category(3) markedly different from the usual(4) characteristic of one only; distinctive or special
Examples of peculiar in English
(1) I gave him a curious look, surprised by his peculiar question.(2) He was different; he was peculiar in the most conceivably beautiful way.(3) She was peculiar , different to the girls he had taken vague interest in before.(4) It was then that Erika suddenly felt something peculiar and strange about her surroundings.(5) The young woman thought this style of dress very peculiar and abnormal.(6) At the early age of 17, 983 years past, she had meet a peculiar woman, a stranger who turned to be of great help.(7) Plants of different kinds grow in peculiar spots, including wheelbarrows, also adding to the special botanic atmosphere.(8) Many fellows had asked him for peculiar things, but this was stranger than most.(9) He would regale us of tales about the rich and famous, their peculiar ways and their strange vices.(10) This indicates one aspect of the peculiar difficulty of police research.(11) Treating it like a big thing suggests that there's something different or peculiar about it.(12) After about ten minutes of the three of them talking, Greg asked a rather peculiar question.(13) She noticed something different, something quite peculiar as they were dancing.(14) They are dependent upon the peculiar circumstances of the particular case, what should or should not have been the outcome of a discretionary judgment.(15) I pulled myself up a bit and found that my head also felt peculiar .(16) Some people were asked strange questions in a telephone survey: peculiar interpretations will probably result.
Related Phrases of peculiar
(1) peculiar to ::
peculiar
(2) peculiar smell ::
boladh peculiar
(3) peculiar properties ::
airíonna peculiar
Synonyms
Adjective
1. strange ::
aisteach
2. bizarre ::
Bizarre
3. characteristic of ::
saintréith de chuid
4. distinctive ::
sainiúil
5. special ::
speisialta
6. singular ::
singular
Antonyms
1. common ::
coitianta
2. customary ::
gnách
3. normal ::
gnáth
4. ordinary ::
gnáth
5. typical ::
tipiciúil
6. usual ::
gnáth
Different Forms
peculiar, peculiarities, peculiarity, peculiarly
Word Example from TV Shows
Yeah, excuse me, Penny, but in this room, you're the one who's peculiar.

Yeah, excuse me, Penny, but in this room, you're the one who's PECULIAR.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 12

Although, that Sheldon is a bit peculiar.

Although, that Sheldon is a bit PECULIAR.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 1

Well, now, here's a peculiar e-mail.

Well, now, here's a PECULIAR e-mail.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 23

I mean, I get it. You're a little peculiar. Like Sheldon.

I mean, I get it. You're a little PECULIAR. Like Sheldon.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 12

As peculiar and annoying as you can be,

As PECULIAR and annoying as you can be,

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 5

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