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odd

[od] / ɒd /




Example Sentences

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In his conference speech Millar acknowledged that his party "may suffer the odd setback from time to time".

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Still, nothing was as odd as Bondi’s performance, which was unprofessional and combative.

From Salon

Even at their first meeting, McDonald - calling himself Mark Swift - said he had forgotten his wallet and suggested she "help him out" by paying for some petrol, which she thought "a bit odd".

From BBC

She continued: "All of that reinforces the position I held when I was victims' commissioner – that it is time to investigate this and that we look quite odd if we don't."

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Britain's first Winter Olympics gold in 18 years had been won by a group of Scottish housewives in an odd little sport.

From BBC