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Definition of weirder - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
odditystrange or unusual
- The movie got weirder as it went on.
2.
supernaturalsuggesting something supernatural
- The weirder events of the night left everyone puzzled.
Origin of weirder
English, weird (strange) + er (comparative suffix)
Examples of weirder in a sentence
The story just kept getting weirder. The weirder happenings in the house scared the children. His weirder experiences made him believe in ghosts.
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- French:bizarre, mystérieux, ...
- German:seltsamer, mysteriöser, ...
- Italian:più bizzarro, ...
- Spanish:más raro, más sobrenatural, ...
- Portuguese:mais estranho, ...
- Chinese:更奇怪的, 更诡异的, ...
- Japanese:奇妙な, 不思議な, ...
- Arabic:أغرَب, أشد غرابة, ...
- Hebrew:יוֹתֵר מוּזָר, עַל־טִבְעִי, ...
- Russian:странный, сверхъестественный, ...
- Ukrainian:дивніший, надприродніший, ...
- Hindi:और अजीब, अजीब, ...
Definition of weird - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- Her weird behavior made everyone uncomfortable.
2.
- His weird outfit caught everyone's attention at the party.
3.
supernaturalRare suggestive of or relating to the supernatural, eerieRare
- The weird atmosphere of the old castle was unsettling.
Expressions with weird
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simple method that seems surprisingly effective or used in misleading ads
He lost weight with one weird trick.
strange but interesting or exciting
The museum had a weird and wonderful collection of artifacts.
strange thing to brag about but fine
He said he has 1000 pens. Weird flex but OK.
cause someone to feel uneasy or uncomfortable
The strange noises weirded me out.
responding to an unusual or unexpected statement
You spent $500 on socks? Weird flex but okay.
encourage eccentric or nonconformist behavior
They keep it weird by dressing in costumes every day.
acknowledges an unusual boast with mild surprise or amusement
He bragged about his collection of spoons. Weird flex but alright.
speculative tales mixing horror, fantasy, mythic themes and science ideas
She writes weird fiction full of eerie gods and strange experiments.
natural number abundant but not semiperfect
The smallest weird number is 70.
witch, especially one of the three witches in Shakespeare's Macbeth
The weird sisters foretold Macbeth's rise and fall in the play..
Origin of weird
Old English, wyrd (fate) + -
Examples of weird in a sentence
His weird outfit caught everyone's attention at the party. The weird noise kept them awake all night. Her weird behavior puzzled her friends. The weird lights in the sky baffled the villagers. She felt a weird presence in the abandoned house.
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- French:bizarre, insolite, ...
- German:seltsam, ungewöhnlich, ...
- Italian:strano, stravagante, ...
- Spanish:extraño, extravagante, ...
- Portuguese:estranho, excêntrico, ...
- Chinese:怪异的, 诡异的, ...
- Japanese:奇妙な, 異様な, ...
- Arabic:غَرِيب, عَجِيب, ...
- Hebrew:מוּזָר, מְשֻׁנֶּה, ...
- Russian:странный, чудной, ...
- Ukrainian:дивний, химерний, ...
- Hindi:अजीब, रहस्यमय, ...
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