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Meanings of strangely in English
Portuguese
estranhamente Usage of strangely in English
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.
6
And yet, strangely, this result did not feel like an absolute shock.
7
It was still strangely cool, yes, but her hand felt all right.
8
You've been looking at me strangely ever since we started this case.
9
One morning a few weeks ago, I woke up feeling strangely disoriented.
10
The silence contrasted strangely with the hum of voices in the street.
11
They sounded strangely in the tropical night thousands of miles from civilisation.
12
Her body felt strangely heavy, her arms like lead at her sides.
13
Her curiosity was satisfied; her interest in the place had strangely lessened.
14
Horton said he had felt strangely calm ahead of his Olympic debut.
15
The universal passion for dress is strangely illustrated in the Western Indian.
16
This, the most vital of all the social problems, is strangely neglected.
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Strangely across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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