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The phrase "a peculiar client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a client who has unusual or distinctive characteristics or behaviors that set them apart from others.
Example: "During the meeting, I realized that we were dealing with a peculiar client who had very specific demands and expectations."
Alternatives: "an unusual client" or "a distinctive client".
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The narrator of "In the Miso Soup" (1997) is a tourist handler in Tokyo's red light district who can't tell whether a peculiar client is a serial killer or simply a typical lonely American man.
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His lawyer, however, issued a peculiar non-denial that focused instead on his client's right to privacy in the bedroom.
When your star client is an internationally obsessed-over, unfailingly photographed clotheshorse, a peculiar problem presents itself.
(It's a peculiar car).
What a peculiar expression, methinks.
It was a peculiar afternoon.
"It's a peculiar thing".
I felt a peculiar shock.
A peculiar pathos enters in.
It's a peculiar description.
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