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Meanings of weirdness in English
Portuguese
excentricidade Catalan
extravagància Synonyms
Examples for "bizarreness"
Examples for "bizarreness"
1
Somebody had taken Mick on in the costume and bizarreness department.
2
But the inhabitants of the In Ovo beggared the bizarreness of any ocean floor.
3
The weather, well, it was just as bad, but was relieved by its very bizarreness.
4
Though if you are a long-time Cats fan, you'll obviously be more open to its bizarreness.
5
The bizarreness is demonstrated by the fact that Morgan Stanley property funds have ignored advice endorsed by Morgan Stanley.
1
Here are a handful of the theories, in increasing order of outlandishness:
2
And the last 20 minutes veer into outlandishness, one that really defies narrative necessity.
3
He was just enough civilized to show off his outlandishness in the strangest possible manners.
4
He was just enough civilized to show off his outlandishness in the strangest possible manner.
5
You do wish Pate and writer Thomas Moffett had gone for more wit given the outlandishness of the melodrama.
Usage of weirdness in English
1
Is there any other family weirdness that I need to know about?
2
He loves the weirdness of encountering the ordinary in a new way.
3
Perhaps it was the weirdness and the tremulous intoxication of the music.
4
The changing lights added to the beauty and weirdness of the scene.
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They got weirdness and they want us to come look at it.
6
He saw the grandeur of it rather than the weirdness and danger.
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So I had to let her supreme weirdness slide for the time.
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The weirdness of the scene possesses us as a haunted chamber might.
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It is a weirdness that, once seen, will often return in dreams.
10
For sure, the universe had an infinite stock of weirdness on tap.
11
As things turned out, her weirdness seemed to go beyond national identity.
12
To pass it had always stirred a sense of mystery and weirdness.
13
A lot, apparently, if the next election depends on perceptions of weirdness.
14
It turns out that age has brought diminishing returns on my weirdness.
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Well, darker than the medieval weirdness of Knight and Squire at least.
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Confronted with too much weirdness, we were back to being strangers again.
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Weirdness across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common