Peculiar In A Sentence

Q: How to use peculiar in a sentence?

1. There was nothing peculiar in this. 2. It was a peculiar creation of his own. 3. Men are peculiar about their troubles. 4. That was the peculiar attraction. 5. It is a very peculiar position!

Short & Simple Example Sentence For Peculiar | Peculiar Sentence

There was nothing peculiar in this.
It was a peculiar creation of his own.
Men are peculiar about their troubles.
That was the peculiar attraction.
It is a very peculiar position!
They have all such peculiar names.
And it has its own peculiar destiny.
But there is something peculiar about this.
Here was a peculiar situation.
Yet there was a peculiar honesty about him.
Fit and also peculiar to himself.
Their peculiar characteristics.
That is the peculiar interest of it.
What then is that peculiar mission?
What is peculiar in its structure?
Man is a peculiar animal.
Dumas is her peculiar favorite.
Courtlandt was peculiar in some respects.
Mine was a peculiar case.
What is peculiar to this organ?
He did this with the peculiar touch of the botanist.
Grace asked in a peculiar tone.
A peculiar but fascinating novel.
This is a peculiar feature of all his works.
I notice a peculiar smell.
Harboro was looking after him with peculiar intensity.
But these are not peculiar to the complicated machines.
He was brilliantly peculiar as a schoolboy.
Quite a peculiar style of beauty.
He seemed to have peculiar ways.
There was something peculiar about his warning.
A most peculiar experience befell me there.
Are there characters peculiar to each one?
My sensations are private and peculiar to myself.
That peculiar pursing was at his lips.

How To Use Peculiar In A Sentence?

And there was another peculiar thing about it.
And peculiar meant queer!
He smiled with peculiar bitterness.
Penton was in a peculiar shade of mind.
But he behaved in a most peculiar manner.

Definition of Peculiar

Out of the ordinary; odd; strange; unusual. | Common or usual for a certain place or circumstance; specific or particular. | (dated) One's own; belonging solely or especially to an individual; not shared or possessed by others.