oddest
ˈɒdɪst
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Definition of oddest - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
differencemost different from what is normal
  • He wore the oddest outfit to the party.
weirdest
2.
unusualmost unusual or strange
  • That was the oddest thing I've ever seen.
quirkiest weirdest
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Origin of oddest

Old English, odde (unusual) + -est (superlative)

Examples of oddest in a sentence

  • She had the oddest reaction to the news.
  • That was the oddest coincidence ever.
  • She wore the oddest outfit to the party.

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  1. French:le plus étrange, le plus insolite, ...
  2. German:seltsamste, ungewöhnlichste, ...
  3. Italian:più strano, ...
  4. Spanish:más raro, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais diferente, mais estranho, ...
  6. Chinese:最奇怪的, ...
  7. Japanese:最も奇妙な, 最も変な, ...
  8. Arabic:أغرَب, الأَغْرَب, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַמּוּזָר בְּיוֹתֵר, ...
  10. Russian:самый странный, самое странное, ...
  11. Ukrainian:найдивніший, ...
  12. Hindi:सबसे अजीब, निराला, ...
odd
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Definition of odd - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
mathematicsnot divisible by two
  • Seven is an odd number.
uneven unpaired
2.
strangeunusual or unexpected in appearance or behavior
  • He has an odd way of speaking.
bizarre peculiar
3.
approximateapproximately or somewhat more than a number
  • There were thirty-odd people at the event.
approximate around roughly

Noun

1.
mathematicsnumber not divisible by two
  • Seven is an odd in this sequence.
odd number
2.
leftoverUKsomething not part of a setUK
  • I found an odd in the box of toys.
remainder residue
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30 oddadj.
approximately 30, slightly more than 30
There were 30 odd people at the event.
pair that seems unusual together
The detective and the thief made an odd couple.
approximately £20, slightly more than £20
The book costs £20 odd.
person who is unusual or eccentric
John is an odd bird, always wearing mismatched socks.
happening occasionally, at unpredictable intervals, not on a fixed schedule
She calls at odd times, sometimes late at night.
person or thing different from others
In our group, she was always the odd one out.

Origin of odd

Old Norse, oddi (point)

Examples of odd in a sentence

  • He only bets on odd numbers at the roulette table.
  • The painting had an odd combination of colors.
  • Her behavior at the party was quite odd.
  • The book costs twenty-odd dollars.
  • There were fifty-odd entries in the competition.
  • He visits the office on odd days.

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  1. French:impair, nombre impair, ...
  2. German:ungerade, Ungerade, ...
  3. Italian:dispari, numero dispari, ...
  4. Spanish:impar, pieza suelta, ...
  5. Portuguese:ímpar, peça avulsa, ...
  6. Chinese:奇数的, 奇数, ...
  7. Japanese:奇数の, 奇数, ...
  8. Arabic:فَرْدِيّ, عَدَد فَرْدِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִי־זוּגִי, מִסְפָּר אִי־זּוגִי, ...
  10. Russian:нечётный, нечётное, ...
  11. Ukrainian:непарний, непарне число, ...
  12. Hindi:विषम, विषम संख्या, ...
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