Pronunciation: /ɪkˈsɛn.trɪk/
noun a person who is unconventional and slightly strange
A1 My neighbor is an eccentric who collects vintage toys.
A2 The eccentric in the town square always wears a top hat and carries a cane.
B1 The eccentric artist's paintings were full of vibrant colors and unusual shapes.
B2 The eccentric billionaire lived in a mansion filled with exotic animals.
C1 The eccentric professor was known for his groundbreaking research in quantum physics.
C2 The eccentric novelist was celebrated for her unconventional writing style.
adjective unconventional and slightly strange
A1 She is an eccentric old lady who wears mismatched socks.
A2 The eccentric artist painted his house in bright colors.
B1 The eccentric professor always wore a bow tie and suspenders.
B2 The eccentric billionaire lived in a castle and had pet tigers.
C1 The eccentric inventor created a machine that could teleport objects.
C2 The eccentric director insisted on filming the movie in Antarctica.
formal The artist was known for his eccentric behavior and avant-garde style.
informal My neighbor is a bit eccentric - he likes to walk his cat on a leash.
slang That guy is totally off the wall, he's so eccentric.
figurative Her eccentric personality was like a colorful tapestry, weaving together different quirks and interests.
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