strange

Definition for strange

adjective as in deviating, unfamiliar

Strongest matches

astonishing, bizarre, curious, different, extraordinary, fantastic, funny, new, odd, offbeat, outlandish, peculiar, rare, remarkable, unusual, weird, wonderful

Strong match

eldritch

Weak matches

aberrant, abnormal, astounding, atypical, eccentric, erratic, exceptional, far-out, idiosyncratic, ignorant, inexperienced, irregular, marvelous, mystifying, newfangled, oddball, off, out-of-the-way, perplexing, quaint, singular, unaccountable, unaccustomed, uncanny, uncommon, unheard of, unseasoned

adjective as in exotic, foreign

Strongest matches

alien, awkward, new, romantic, unfamiliar

Weak matches

apart, detached, external, faraway, irrelevant, isolated, lost, novel, out of place, outside, remote, romanesque, unexplored, unknown, unrelated, untried

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Washington: “Barbenheimer” — which is strange that that flows off the tongue.

From Los Angeles Times

I remember thinking that was strange, as I’d never been around a kid who just burst into song like that, even though she was pretty darn good,” Cher wrote.

From Salon

At the gym, we noticed a strange atmosphere - with a suspicious number of his own cameras pointed at us.

From BBC

Later that day, she sent her family what it called “strange” text messages.

From Los Angeles Times

Next, Medvedev said his theory can be tested with collection of more data from the Crab Pulsar and fine-tuned by factoring in its powerful and strange gravitational and polarization effects.

From Science Daily

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