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otherworldly

[uhth-er-wurld-lee] / ˈʌð ərˈwɜrld li /


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Berry uses a blend of instruments — including saxophones, synthesizers and sound bowls — to craft the otherworldly, moody score.

From Los Angeles Times

Their distinctive, otherworldly style quickly stood out, earning a live slot at Tenement Trail in Glasgow later that year.

From BBC

Naru knows things, like how to gather and use medicinal plants, and notices things men don’t, like the way the otherworldly butcher hunting the rest of her party uses his tools and how they work.

From Salon

That’s where Shakespeare would write most of the plays that would elevate him to the status of an almost otherworldly genius.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lennon added that McCartney’s success can not only be attributed to an otherworldly talent, but also to his hardworking tendencies.

From Salon