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odd

[od] / ɒd /




Example Sentences

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Increasing the cost of hiring an employee is an odd way of addressing the supposed affordability crisis.

From The Wall Street Journal

There was also the odd disagreement - both recall a particularly testy occasion when they nearly fell out over whether to play Stay by Shakespears Sister - a row that ended when Lynne broke the CD.

From BBC

That was odd because we were handing actors scripts and scenes when they hadn’t even finished the episode.

From Los Angeles Times

He suggests that the decreasing numbers of people who may previously have taken the odd deer for their dinner table is also a factor.

From BBC

Not only do more minutes usually turn into more FPL points, but the rotation risk players are also often prime candidates to miss the odd game during this time.

From BBC