Term Gallery logo

Meanings of odd experience in English

We have no meanings for "odd experience" in our records yet.
Usage of odd experience in English
1
When Sonya Meares was visiting Melbourne recently, she had an odd experience.
News.com.au
2
But that was not to be the end of the odd experience.
The Seed of the Toc-Toc Birds
3
But it was an odd experience hearing people's thoughts for that first record.
Radio NZ
4
It was a very odd experience to actually feel some wind.
BBC
5
Speaking to the singer-songwriter is a bit of an odd experience.
The Irish Times
6
Going back to the alma mater is always an odd experience.
The Irish Times
7
It was an odd experience, and one which I have never had before.
The Guardian
8
It was an odd experience, seeing the very young version of Portia's mother.
The lost recipe for happiness
9
In Florida one may have another odd experience: a river ride in an ox-cart.
Southern Stories / Retold from St. Nicholas
10
Green Party leader James Shaw said it was a "very odd experience".
Radio NZ
11
Edging forward once more, I marveled at this odd experience.
Fear nothing
12
It was an odd experience, taking this stranger to supper.
The Witness
13
What I mean to say is, I had a deuced odd experience last night.
A Damsel in Distress
14
I've not funked an odd experience yet, an' I don't propose to begin now!
Dracula's Guest
15
It had been an odd experience and still upset her when she thought about it.
Big girl: a novel
16
The next day I had a slightly odd experience.
Fatelessness
This collocation consists of:
Odd experience through the time
Odd experience across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common