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What does unidiomatic mean?

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Adjective
  1. Not idiomatic.
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A common instance of unidiomatic use of a particle at the end of a sentence is that of closing with the sign of the infinitive.
These mirror the orchestra accompaniment and often maintain its thinner texture, frequently resulting in unidiomatic writing for the piano.
We can revise and edit documents and websites to remove spelling mistakes and typos, improve ungrammatical or unidiomatic passages, ensure terminology is used consistently and help maintain coherence.
And if her French diction for the Duparc songs was awkward and unidiomatic, Rachmaninov's Russian set her free to soar gloriously, calling on all her native reserves of expressive intensity.
There was something in Tutuola's ghosts and forests and unidiomatic English that confirmed the prejudices of a European audience.
Both composers have been accused of writing unidiomatic chamber music, but the Tchaikovsky roared to life on this occasion.

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