Inspiring a feeling of fear; strange and frightening.
Sinônimos
Examples for "eerie"
Examples for "eerie"
1She heard eerie sounds coming, as she thought, from within the house.
2The rush of the stream in the hollow had an eerie sound.
3At that moment she had an eerie feeling that something wasn't right.
4Walk among the eerie machines and mannequins of this subversive director's work.
5The question startled me for the almost eerie precision of its accuracy.
1It was like some eery fantasy, born of an overwrought brain.
2Have patience, sweet bird, whom I shall soon take to an eery nest.
3The place was eery with the ghost of dead effort; but it pleased him.
4It was while bending over them, examining, that again he heard the eery chant.
5In every message to Congress, in eery proclamation to the people, he made it prominent.
6His cry and eery thunder are the very voice of the summer twilight to me.
7Half asleep, he heard a wild and eery chant.
8Breathtaking landscapes While out there, you encounter eery but breathtaking landscapes that will haunt you.
9The small singing of the wind in whin and heather came from a thin, eery world.
10On the streets nearby the anger of the days before had turned to an eery quiet.
11If the half-light before had been full of eery terror, it was naught to the blackness now.
12He was an eery fellow, too.
13A melodious whistling note rose high somewhere in the depths of the forest and trailed off into eery silence.
14All the way, all the afternoon, all the wakeful night, she was in an eery state of icy, numb exaltation.
15An uncommon sound, half croak, half cry, which only hill dwellers know, but 'tis an eery noise in the wilderness.
16Somewhere, a good way off, there was a thin, thready, broken strain of metallic clinking and clanking-aneery ghost-chimeringing.