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oddity

/ˈɒd.ɪ.ti/

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noun

/ˈɒd.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее что-то необычное, странное или эксцентричное, часто причудливую привычку, отношение или предмет, который трудно объяснить.

A noun referring to something unusual, strange, or eccentric, often a peculiar habit, attitude, or object that is not easily explained.

  1. EccentricityB2formal

    A peculiar or unusual quality that is not easily explained or understood.

    ruЧудаковатость

    • The oddity of his behavior made everyone uncomfortable.
    • There is a certain oddity in her way of thinking.
    • The oddity of the situation was not lost on the observers.

    Synonymsaberrationabnormalityanomalycuriosityidiosyncrasyirregularitypeculiarityquirkraritysingularity

    Antonymsconventionalitynormalityordinarinessregularitytypicality

  2. Strange habit or attitudeB2informal

    A peculiar or unconventional habit, attitude, or mannerism.

    ruСтранная привычка или отношение

    • His oddity of collecting bottle caps was well known.
    • She has an oddity of humming while she works.
    • That oddity of his is actually quite endearing.

    Synonymscrotcheteccentricityfoibleidiosyncrasymannerismpeculiarityquirkvagary

    Antonymsconventionalitynormality

  3. Unusual objectB2formal

    Something that is unusual, rare, or strange, often considered worthy of collecting.

    ruДиковинка

    • The antique shop was full of oddities from around the world.
    • He found a curious oddity at the flea market.
    • This oddity is a prized piece in my collection.

    Synonymscuriocuriositynoveltyraritywonder

    Antonymscommonalityordinaryusual

Forms
  • oddities plural form
  • oddities' possessive plural form
  • oddity's possessive singular form
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