adjective

strange

unusual, unfamiliar, odd

I heard a strange noise outside.

I heard a strange noise outside.

It's strange to see him so quiet.

It's strange to see him so quiet.

He felt strange after the meal.

He felt strange after the meal.

a strange ((noun)) unusual (noun) That's a strange-looking cat.

It is strange ((to-inf)) It is unusual to do (sth.) It's strange to be here alone.

to feel strange to feel unwell or different I feel a bit strange today.

Synonyms: unusual, odd, peculiar, weird; Antonyms: normal, ordinary, familiar

From Old French 'estrange', from Latin 'extraneus' meaning 'foreign, external'.

It's related to 'extra', as in something 'extra' or outside of what is normal.

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