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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it is peculiar" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is unusual, strange, or out of the ordinary.
Example: "The way he reacted to the news was quite peculiar, leaving everyone in the room confused."
Alternatives: "it is strange" or "it is unusual."
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That excitement is as palpable as it is peculiar.
It is peculiar, moreover, to see such an important art museum standing history on its head.
But it is peculiar to software that billions of dollars can be spent only for nothing useful to result.
It is peculiar to Louisianians in Texas, yet one misses it in a boarding house in Berlin.
But there is something else, too, and it is peculiar to the Embassy at the Holy See.
But it is "peculiar" to think the Iraq war had nothing to do with the predicament it faces now.
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It was peculiar".
It's peculiar".
And it's peculiar.
In civil service terms it's peculiar.
So it was peculiar that he was the one designer standing up for younger models.
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