weirdness

IPA/ˈwɪədnəs/
KK[wˈɪrdnəs]IPA/ˈwɪrdnəs/

weirdness — noun

1. The odd, unsettling quality something has when it does not fit normal patterns o

1.名詞B2
釋義

The odd, unsettling quality something has when it does not fit normal patterns or expectations.

例句

Amani felt a sense of weirdness when the empty room started playing music.

a sense of weirdness

To Bilal, the weirdness of the empty playground felt almost magical.

weirdness + feel + adjective

同義詞
  • strangeness

    more neutral and less unsettling than weirdness

  • oddness

    less intense; focuses on deviation from the expected

  • peculiarity

    more formal; often describes a specific unusual trait

  • eeriness

    carries a stronger sense of the frightening or supernatural

反義詞
  • normality

    the state of being ordinary, expected, and unsurprising

文法句型

a sense of weirdness

the weirdness of + noun/gerund

用法筆記

Uncountable — you cannot say 'a weirdness' or 'weirdnesses.' Use with determiners like 'the,' 'some,' or 'a sense of.'

常見錯誤

I felt weirdness about the situation.
I felt weird about the situation.
💡'weirdness' describes a quality something has; use 'weird' (adjective) for how a person feels.