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Meanings of
oddly
in English
Portuguese
estranhamente
Back to the meaning
In a strange manner.
strangely
queerly
funnily
Portuguese
estranhamente
Portuguese
curiosamente
Back to the meaning
In a manner differing from the usual or expected.
curiously
peculiarly
Portuguese
curiosamente
Synonyms
Examples for "
strangely
"
strangely
queerly
funnily
Examples for "
strangely
"
1
For many the problem was
strangely
similar to a widespread virus outbreak.
2
Watching Manchester United these days has taken on a
strangely
repetitive quality.
3
Other people Other people behave very
strangely
at this time of year.
4
It was tedious work but
strangely
satisfying to him, building a case.
5
But his voice was
strangely
good; it was a pleasure to listen.
1
Henry strides forward, unnerved and yet at the same time
queerly
reckless.
2
The
queerly
stunted trees dotted the sloping sides of this great desert.
3
She has been acting
queerly
of late; but leave it to me.
4
They looked at each other,
queerly
,
in the light of the lamp.
5
I am half mad to-night; that is why I write so
queerly
.
1
She said
funnily
,
looking at the arrow sparkling in the gas light:
2
Said one, resuming and concluding the discussion in a
funnily
judicial tone:
3
It is very droll, though: he used to make them very
funnily
.
4
And
funnily
enough I have the genes for very high intelligence, too.
5
I told her that,
funnily
enough, I had never been asked that before.
Usage of
oddly
in English
1
The backpass rule remains an
oddly
under-regarded moment in the game's history.
2
He struck Kyle as dangerous, yes, but also
oddly
frail, even vulnerable.
3
I have work yet, and she is
oddly
possessive of my attention.
4
He looked
oddly
vital and alive in the subdued and quiet room.
5
He was nearing his breaking point, and
oddly
glad for the challenge.
6
The
oddly
-
assorted
pair walked in silence until Vauxhall Bridge was in sight.
7
The fact that Paul had actually read Liam's poetry touched me
oddly
.
8
His voice was
oddly
uneven; he seemed to produce it with difficulty.
9
The ambassador had a string of pearls
oddly
woven in the turban.
10
Each evidently saw something
oddly
interesting in the face of the other.
11
I'd come to this particular courtyard because the wind moved
oddly
here.
12
It was
oddly
cozy-allthese family members within earshot of one another.
13
The new place was four stories tall and
oddly
cubical in appearance.
14
This coin cides
oddly
with a booming economy dependent on science-based technology.
15
But there was something
oddly
simple in her acceptance of their attitude.
16
However, the vernacular performance of bemused seriousness translates
oddly
to the page.
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oddly
Adjective
Adverb
Frequent collocations
oddly enough
feel oddly
oddly familiar
look oddly
sound oddly
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Translations for
oddly
Portuguese
estranhamente
curiosamente
Oddly
through the time
Oddly
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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