adjective

weird

weird, strange, odd

That was a weird dream.

That was a weird dream.

He has a weird sense of humour.

He has a weird sense of humour.

a weird ((noun)) It was a weird situation.

((sth.)) is weird That noise is weird.

Synonyms: strange, odd, bizarre, peculiar; Antonyms: normal, ordinary, conventional

From Old English 'wyrd' meaning 'fate' or 'destiny'. The sense of 'strange' developed later.

Imagine something so strange it seems like it was decided by a mysterious fate (the original meaning of 'wyrd').

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