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What is idiosynchronism?

Idiosyncrasy is the correct term, not "idiosyncynchronism."

Idiosyncrasy refers to a distinctive or peculiar characteristic, mannerism, or habit of an individual. It can also refer to a peculiarity of a specific thing or situation.

Key characteristics of idiosyncrasies:

* Unique to an individual: Idiosyncrasies are specific to a person, unlike general traits or behaviors.

* Often noticeable: They tend to be readily apparent to others.

* Can be harmless or harmful: Some idiosyncrasies are harmless quirks, while others may be problematic.

* Can change over time: Idiosyncrasies can evolve as individuals grow and adapt.

Examples of idiosyncrasies:

* Habits: Tapping a pen, humming a tune, biting nails.

* Speech patterns: Using certain slang words, saying "like" frequently.

* Personal preferences: A strong dislike for a specific food, an unusual hobby.

* Physical characteristics: A distinctive walk, a unique way of smiling.

In a nutshell: Idiosyncrasy encompasses the things that make each person unique and different from everyone else.

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