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Meanings of quite weird in English

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Usage of quite weird in English
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There was something quite weird and awful in her dignity and gravity.
Not Pretty, but Precious; And Other Short Stories
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It was quite weird, going to bed at nine o'clock in the morning.
Us and the Bottle Man
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They're like a family of the mind; it's quite weird to see them together.
The evolutionary void
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I assure you that we are quite weird at times.
Questionable Shapes
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I was misquoted, says O'Donnell, which is quite weird.
The Guardian
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I find the industry quite weird now.
Radio NZ
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Singer Rivers Cuomo later took a vow of celibacy, so I guess the association looks quite weird now.
The Guardian
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In the west, low down the sun was sinking, a dull magenta in hue, quite weird and remarkable.
The Call of the Canyon
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Their music would sound quite weird to us, although it is sweet harmony to the people of Tor-tu.
Life in a Thousand Worlds
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It's something really quite weird.'
The genesis secret
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Trying to explain it to the kids was quite weird; my kids don't even know what a soldier is, really.
Independent.ie
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It looked quite weird swinging there in the moonlight; but Larry chuckled with pleasure every time his eyes roved that way.
Chums in Dixie; or, The Strange Cruise of a Motorboat
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If South Park's herky-jerky theme song isn't quite weird enough for you, check out this new version by multi-instrumentalist Adam Ben Ezra.
Wired
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It's quite weird, added Tomass, fourth at Vancouver 2010, who at 32 is three years older than his brother.
Reuters
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The man looked as if he were in a dazy dream, which I don't blame him for at all, because we did look quite weird.
Us and the Bottle Man
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