strange
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stranger
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strangest
1
having unusual, unexpected, or confusing qualities
- He has a strange habit of talking to himself when he's working.
- I saw a strange bird in the park that I've never seen before.
- It's strange that he didn't call, he's usually so punctual.
- It's strange to see the streets so empty during a busy time of day.
- The soup had a strange color, but it tasted delicious.
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not known or experienced before
- She felt a bit anxious walking through the strange neighborhood, unsure of what to expect.
- The food had a strange taste, one she had never encountered before.
- His accent was strange, unlike anything she had heard in her hometown.
- The strange landscape stretched endlessly, unlike the fields she was used to back home.
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3
not in line with one's usual habits, customs, or way of life
- The idea of living in a bustling city was strange to her, as she had always lived in a small town.
- The customs at the festival were strange to the tourists, who had never experienced anything like it.
- His manner of speaking was strange to the new employees, who were used to a more formal approach.
- The way they handled disagreements was strange to her, having grown up in a much calmer environment.
- Moving to a completely different culture felt strange to him, as he had never been exposed to such diversity before.
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