Adverb:

विचित्र,

strangely's Usage Examples:

Reception NME was largely favourable towards the album, singling out Chris Corner's lyrics for praise: His abstract punctuation-free lyrics have the same bleak power as 'OK Computer' – strangely meaningful without saying anything, and calling Splinter as compelling as it is claustrophobic.

Later, the platoon is ready and waiting to go on the air, but strangely nothing seems to be happening; not.

The group is attacked by Daimon Hellstrom and, assuming he is a shapeshifter in disguise, Blade kills him before receiving a phone call from Satana who explains that her brother is with her in Las Vegas and is acting strangely.

Without exercise he lies awake after midnight, restless, when he hears the communal grandfather clock strangely strike 13.

Vitte, who had been fevered for days and acting strangely for hours in his Los Angeles home, died in.

She watches as the modern man and woman are strangely drawn to each other.

Sadly, the helicopter crew could not see him in the heavy jungle, and strangely, they did not deploy the PJ to find and rescue Sijan.

"a world neither ancient nor modern, clearly recognisable, strangely, hauntingly meaningful and yet ultimately outside the natural experience".

the bench as a reserve in the 1965 VFL Grand Final loss to Essendon, strangely enough wearing number 24 in this match instead of his usual number 23.

is under the control of the goblin-like "Brownshirts", who fly their "peccant, yet strangely attractive banner" in the center of the town.

Beadle is ecstatic but Mattocks is behaving more strangely than normal, questioning things at a cosmic level — much to the annoyance of the other two.

strangely tense and humorous meta-narrative" that "manages to keep its eerier moments surprising and its emotional life arresting.

it "misses the mark by a hundred miles", the film "has elements — its badness being one of them — that make it strangely compelling.

Synonyms:

queerly, oddly, funnily,