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Meanings of funnily enough in English

We have no meanings for "funnily enough" in our records yet.
Usage of funnily enough in English
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And funnily enough I have the genes for very high intelligence, too.
The genesis secret
2
I told her that, funnily enough, I had never been asked that before.
The Irish Times
3
But funnily enough, Lionel had been the one he had come to now.
Family album
4
And funnily enough, who else should be coming but the Prince of Wales!
News.com.au
5
We don't have liver and onions for our lunch, funnily enough.
The Guardian
6
Yet funnily enough, it wasn't a job he immediately wanted.
News.com.au
7
But funnily enough the truly great names tend to win it, contemptuous of excuses.
The Irish Times
8
He had not, funnily enough, lost a recipe or failed to work the oven.
The Guardian
9
But children, funnily enough, have minds of their own and preferences and personalities too.
Radio NZ
10
And funnily enough, he'd be the first to say so.
The Guardian
11
But, funnily enough, it was me who proposed to Ash.
Radio NZ
12
And funnily enough, Stroma played a part in this again.
Radio NZ
13
But funnily enough, he'd consider working with other parties.
The South African
14
Considerably more interest from press than previously, funnily enough.
The Guardian
15
Though, funnily enough, those are the first true words you've spoken in this whole sorry business.
Report for Murder
16
Scotland last played at Edinburgh's Easter Road in August 2012, when they met Australia, funnily enough.
The Guardian
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Funnily enough through the time
Funnily enough across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common