oddly English

Meaning oddly meaning

What does oddly mean?

oddly

— adverb (= curiously, peculiarly) in a manner differing from the usual or expected had a curiously husky voice he's behaving rather peculiarly

— adverb (= queerly) in a strange manner a queerly inscribed sheet of paper

Synonyms oddly synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as oddly?

oddly English » English

strangely

peculiarly

queerly

curiously

mysteriously

funnily

uncommonly

eccentrically

wonderfully

unusually

surprisingly

remarkably

marvellously

fantastically

extraordinarily

bizarrely

astonishingly

amazingly

weirdly

unnaturally

uncannily

strange

singularly

miraculously

irregularly

in a peculiar way

grotesquely

especially

deviantly

anomalously

abnormally

Examples oddly examples

How do I use oddly in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Haumea is an oddly-shaped dwarf planet.

He's behaving oddly.

Oddly, I've been watching a lot of telenovelas this fall.

Tom is behaving oddly.

The man was behaving oddly.

Movie subtitles

Hyoscine affects certain people very oddly. One cannot be sure.

Oddly enough, when he had learned to understand their language the natives told him he could have saved his leg.

Yes, Professor Oddly.

No, I trust you have more control of yourself than Professor Oddly.

Well, that was Professor Oddly.

We're all bachelors with the exception of Professor Oddly, who is a widower.

Stay there, Professor Oddly.

Professor Oddly, please stand up.

Thank you, Oddly, but I really.

Come out of the garden, will you, Oddly?

I'm much obliged to you, Oddly, but I.

Robinson, what did you make of what Oddly was saying?

Peagram, what's the number of Oddly's bungalow?

Oddly?

That's why you looked at me so oddly when we met.

Oddly enough, they consider me rather a satisfactory daughter-in-law.

Oddly enough, I'm prepared to take it.

Here, oddly enough, is just that.

I wasn't feeling hurt, but oddly empty, a bit like when a lift goes down too fast.

Oddly enough he's telling you the truth.

And surely you signed your name rather oddly.

Recommended by Mlle Garance, oddly.

Oddly enough they weren't there an hour ago.

Oddly enough, I sometimes doubt it.

It seemed to me that the streets were oddly empty.

Oddly enough, she didn't say a word about Margo.

Andre, you're dressed very oddly.

HE'S BEEN ASKING THESE REALLY ODDLY SPECIFIC QUESTIONS.

I'm oddly enough I suppose.

However, oddly enough, they are trying to write it off this a large amount of money.

You behave oddly.

And oddly I like you as much as ever.

It shines oddly.

You speak so oddly at times.

They're dressed so oddly.

SHE, ODDLY ENOUGH, HAS NO AFFECTION FOR HIM, AND SEEMS EVEN TO RESENT HIS ADVANCES.

Oddly enough, I've been at the studio.

News and current affairs

Oddly, the European Investment Bank, the EU's financial arm, is authorized to provide only loans and guarantees, not equity investment.

Yet the reactions to his sad plight, especially in France, have been oddly shrill.

Oddly, it was Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu who, by requesting that the Palestinians recognize Israel as a Jewish state, reopened the 1948 file.

Oddly, when comparing acupuncture with sham acupuncture, the statistical difference concerning death or the need for institutional care was small.

Oddly, Hamas and Israel might have more common ground than Israel and the PLO.

The report oddly finds that raising the target capital ratio would have a significantly greater adverse effect in the United States than in the eurozone, despite the latter's more pronounced reliance on bank-based financing.

If Japan's status quo is to change, the country's oddly skewed relationship with the US is one key factor.

China would also have drawn comfort from the fact that, within the murky world of intra-Tibetan politics, its anointed Karmapa, oddly, had the Dalai Lama's backing.