weirdness

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weirdness

The painting's weirdness made everyone stop and stare.

Definition

Noun: 1. The quality of being strikingly odd, unusual, or strange: The state or characteristic of being bizarre, uncanny, or difficult to understand. 2. The quality of being supernatural or eerie: A characteristic suggesting something beyond the ordinary laws of nature; an unearthly or mysterious quality.

Examples
  • The weirdness of the old house, with its crooked doors and whispering walls, kept most visitors away.
  • I can't explain the weirdness I felt when I saw my own doppelgänger across the street.
  • The film is celebrated for its surreal weirdness and dreamlike imagery.
  • He shrugged off the social weirdness of the situation and continued with his presentation.
Advanced Usage
  • "to add to the weirdness": to make a strange situation even stranger.
    • To add to the weirdness of the encounter, the cat suddenly began speaking perfect French.
  • "a sense of weirdness": a feeling that something is odd or uncanny.
    • A profound sense of weirdness washed over her as she entered the seemingly empty, yet watched, room.
Variants and Related Words
  • Weird (adj): Strikingly odd or unusual, especially in an unsettling way; suggesting the supernatural.
    • She had a weird dream about flying turtles.
  • Weirdly (adv): In a strange or unusual manner.
    • The machine was weirdly silent.
Synonyms
  • Strangeness: The quality of being unfamiliar or unexpected.
  • Bizarreness: The quality of being very strange or unusual, often in a striking or amusing way.
  • Oddity: The quality of being strange or peculiar.
  • Uncanniness: A strange and mysterious quality, often causing unease.
Idioms and Phrases
  • "Weirdness factor": The degree to which something is considered strange or unusual.
    • The movie's high weirdness factor made it a cult classic.
weirdness

The painting's weirdness made everyone stop and stare.

Noun
  1. strikingly out of the ordinary

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