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idiosyncrasy

a mode of behaviour or one of his little idiosyncrasies

way of thought peculiar to was always preferring to be in the
an individual/abnormal
car first

apostle

each of the twelve chief a man once known as the apostle

disciples of Jesus Christ / of free-market economics
a vigorous and pioneering
advocate or supporter of a
particular policy, idea, or
cause

novelty

the quality of being new, the novelty of being a married

original, or unusual
woman wore off

anachronism

a thing belonging or
appropriate to a period
other than that in which it
exists, especially a thing
that is conspicuously oldfashioned

lionize

give a lot of public modern sportsmen are lionized

attention and approval to and feted
(someone); treat as a
celebrity

marginalize

treat (a person, group, or by removing religion from the

the town is a throwback to

medieval times, an anachronism
that has survived the passing
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concept) as insignificant public space, we marginalize it

or peripheral
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stigmatization

transcend

caprice

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didactic

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sartorial

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frivolous

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quixotic

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antedated

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trite

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invigoration

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copious

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lurid

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synaptic

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deference

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intransigent

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resolute

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quixotic

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brandish

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