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• arbitrary — arbitrarily /ahr bi trer euh lee, ahr bi trair /, adv. arbitrariness, n. /ahr bi trer ee/, adj., n., pl. arbitraries. adj. 1. subject to individual will or judgment without restriction; contingent solely upon one s discretion: an arbitrary… …   Universalium

• peculiar — peculiarly, adv. /pi kyoohl yeuhr/, adj. 1. strange; queer; odd: peculiar happenings. 2. uncommon; unusual: the peculiar hobby of stuffing and mounting bats. 3. distinctive in nature or character from others. 4. belonging characteristically… …   Universalium

• arbitrary — /ˈabətrəri / (say ahbuhtruhree), /ˈabətri / (say ahbuhtree) adjective 1. subject to individual will or judgement; discretionary. 2. not attributable to any rule or law; accidental: *the only significance her smile could have had was that of an… …  

• ar´bi|trar´i|ness — ar|bi|trar|y «AHR buh TREHR ee», adjective, noun, plural trar|ies. –adj. 1. based on one s own wishes, notions, or will; not going by any rule or law: »A good judge tries to be fair and does not make arbitrary decisions or rules. 2. capricious;… …   Useful english dictionary

• ar´bi|trar´|i|ly — ar|bi|trar|y «AHR buh TREHR ee», adjective, noun, plural trar|ies. –adj. 1. based on one s own wishes, notions, or will; not going by any rule or law: »A good judge tries to be fair and does not make arbitrary decisions or rules. 2. capricious;… …   Useful english dictionary

• ar|bi|trar|y — «AHR buh TREHR ee», adjective, noun, plural trar|ies. –adj. 1. based on one s own wishes, notions, or will; not going by any rule or law: »A good judge tries to be fair and does not make arbitrary decisions or rules. 2. capricious; uncertain: »an …   Useful english dictionary