| A | B |
|---|
| absurd | against common sense or reason; ridiculous; extremely silly. |
| authentic | genuine; not counterfeit or copied: an authentic antique. true; worthy of being believed; reliable: an authentic story. |
| bizarre | very unusual in manner, style, or appearance; strange; odd: bizarre behavior. |
| exception | something that differs from what is standard or the rule: to make and exception. |
| exotic | unusual or different because of being from another place; foreign; intriguing: exotic customs. |
| habitual | done by habit; done regularly: a habitual complainer. established by long use; customary; her habitual chair. |
| norm | a pattern, standard, or model that is typical for a specific group: in casual clothing, or jeans that is the norm. in mathematics, an average. |
| novel | strikingly new, unusual, or different. a long work of fiction. |
| superlative | superior to all others; best; unequaled. in grammer, the form of an adverb or adjective that idicates the greatest quantity: Most brightly and brightest are superlatives. |
| universal | common to all persons, places, or things; worldwide; general. |
