Preposition: of

• market: A little peculiarity of the market here is that there is a jump in what you can get for your money.

• manner: Most people have some peculiarity of manner or of gesture.

• system: April 2002 The peculiarities of the French Presidential election systems surely demanded a Left Unity candidate before the first round of voting.

• situation: The mass migration flow is one of the most dramatic peculiarities of the present international situation.

Converse of object

• explain: The absence of marks in the unfilled Register Books for 1862 seems to explain the peculiarity.

• notice: On our second visit we noticed another peculiarity about the drainage of the area.

• possess: The faculty of witchcraft is also said to be hereditary, and in some places families are pointed out as possessing this peculiarity.

Adjective modifier

• remarkable: The esoteric nature of certain parts of the encyclopedia, especially the last part of it, is a remarkable peculiarity of the Rasa'il.

• cultural: Umberto Eco has written on a similar cultural peculiarity in Italy, especially among the popular cinema crowd.

• physical: The physical peculiarities of a medium play a prominent role in determining the learning experience.

Noun used with modifier

• browser: Browser Peculiarities Mosaic supports the LINK tag beginning in its 3.0 versions.

• family: If you are welcomed into family life then you can welcome family peculiarities.