bizarreness
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6.9
- noun
- /bɪˈzɑrnəs/
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bizarría
- Of these, one or two were unique to me in their sheer bizarreness of taste.
- the sheer bizarreness
I think that bizarre name is perfectly fitting for the bizarreness of the Fisker Karma.
- I think that bizarre name is perfectly fitting for the bizarreness of the Fisker Karma.
- I mean, there, that's that's proof by the lack of bizarreness in in our science.
Examples
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The bizarreness of the art installation left many visitors feeling confused and shocked.
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It's and also the bizarreness of hearing how deep your voice becomes.
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At least seeing all the bizarreness was no problem.
Fiction book (2000) -
They were silent for a long time, thinking about the bizarreness of their mission.
Fiction book (1999) -
I think that bizarre name is perfectly fitting for the bizarreness of the Fisker Karma.
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I have long maintained that it is not the venom of the snake that does the damage, but the bizarreness of the instrument by which the venom is administered.
Fiction book (1997) -
The bizarreness of the coincidence was not lost upon anyone, and shocked grief was mixed with both morbid curiosity and superstitious fear as people talked in hushed whispers about what had happened.
Fiction book (1991) -
I couldn't help but laugh at the bizarreness of his oversized hat and mismatched shoes.
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The movie was filled with moments of bizarreness that kept the audience guessing.
Synonyms
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4.6
Being very strange or unusual in a way that attracts attention
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7.8
Unusual behavior or habits that are different from what most people do
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6.1
An unusual feature that makes someone or something different
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5.5
The feeling that something is unusual or hard to explain
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5.9
An unusual habit, quality, or way of thinking
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5.2
Something that is not normal and can be seen in the body or test results
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5.6
An unusual but pleasant way of behaving
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7.2
A quality of being shocking or extreme
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5.8
A state of being unusual or strange in a way that is hard to explain
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9.9
A very strange, unexplained event often linked to paranormal activity
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7.5
A quality of being very strange or different from most people
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6.1
A quality of being strange or unexpected, like odd weather
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8.4
Being very unusual in appearance, ideas, or behavior
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6.9
How different or rare something is compared with what people expect
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7.7
The quality of being very unusual and making someone or something stand out
Very unusual actions or things that attract attention
A strange, mysterious feeling that makes you feel uneasy or surprised
A quality of being very different or much better than normal
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Bizarreness comes from the adjective bizarre, which came to English from French and Italian. One popular idea links it to a Basque word bizar meaning 'beard', so imagine a person with a very strange beard to remember it, and bizarreness is the quality of being very 'strange' or 'out of the ordinary'.