weirding
ˈwɪrdɪŋ
Definition

Definition of weirding - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
transformationRarebecoming increasingly strange or unusualRare
  • The landscape was weirding as the fog rolled in.
bizarre strange
2.
psychologyRarestrange or unusual in a disturbing wayRare
  • The weirding noise from the attic kept everyone awake.
disturbing strange
3.
supernaturalRarerelating to an ongoing supernatural influenceRare
  • The weirding atmosphere made the house feel haunted.
eerie supernatural uncanny
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climate change causing unusual weather patterns
Scientists discuss global weirding as a major consequence of human activities.

Origin of weirding

Old English, wyrd (fate)

Examples of weirding in a sentence

  • His weirding behavior puzzled everyone at the meeting.
  • The weirding silence in the forest was unsettling.
  • His weirding behavior made everyone uncomfortable.
  • The weirding presence was felt by everyone in the room.
  • A weirding sensation lingered in the old castle.

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  1. French:étrange, perturbant, ...
  2. German:immer seltsamer, seltsam, ...
  3. Italian:straniante, strano, ...
  4. Spanish:extraño, perturbador, ...
  5. Portuguese:bizarro, estranho, ...
  6. Chinese:怪异的, 令人不安的, ...
  7. Japanese:奇妙な, 不気味な, ...
  8. Arabic:يَزداد غَرابة, مزعِج, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְעַצֵּב בְּמִזְרִיּוּת, מַטְרִיד, ...
  10. Russian:странный, жуткий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дивний, тривожний, ...
  12. Hindi:अजीब, अलौकिक, ...

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