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Definition of bizarre - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
strange unusualvery strange or unusual, sometimes in an interesting way
- That was a bizarre story to hear.
- Her taste in art is delightfully bizarre.
- They found a bizarre object on the beach.
Origin of bizarre
French, bizarre (odd)
Terms with bizarre included in their meaning
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appearance
bizarre or weird in appearance or behavior
imagination
surreal or bizarre experience
fantasy world
bizarre world where everyday rules do not apply
bizarre
having bizarre or unexpected qualities
absurd comedy
comedy using bizarre or illogical situations
strange behavior
bizarre or incredible
bizarre ideas
individual with bizarre or irrational ideas
chaos
chaotic or bizarre situation
behavior
odd or bizarre in appearance or behavior
surreal experience
experiencing something bizarre or unreal
imagination
more bizarre than anything imagined
viral
internet meme that is funny, absurd, or intentionally bizarre
fantasy
into a bizarre or strange situation
unconventional
conspicuously unconventional or bizarre
absurd comedy
comedy using bizarre and illogical situations
figurative
quality of being unreal or bizarre
surreal
in a bizarre or surreal manner
imagination
bizarre or unrealistic ideas in one's mind
media
period in summer with only trivial or bizarre news
entertainment
group of people seen as bizarre
entertainment
carnival performer doing bizarre acts
visual
typical of bizarre, distorted, exaggerated art styles
bizarrely
in a bizarre or grotesque manner
fantasy
the state of being unreal or bizarre
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- French:bizarre, ...
- German:bizarr, ...
- Italian:bizzarro, ...
- Spanish:extraño, ...
- Portuguese:bizarro, ...
- Chinese:古怪, ...
- Japanese:奇妙な, ...
- Arabic:غَرِيب, ...
- Hebrew:מוּזָר, ...
- Russian:странный, ...
- Ukrainian:химерний, ...
- Hindi:अजीब, ...
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