strangely in the PONS Dictionary

strangely Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

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This species gets its name from the male's strangely large head.
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He has a strangely optimistic and happy-go-lucky personality even in the worst situations.
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Strangely she is referred to as he throughout the first book.
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Soon after, they catch a burglar who, strangely enough, bears an official royal seal that reads by appointment.
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He begins acting strangely in the office, as if he has lost his sense of time and place.
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Speaks rather strangely, especially for a young girl.
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Strangely, the computer did not drop any one of the three.
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You're unlikely to find a stranger -- or more strangely compelling -- album this year.
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She feels strangely sad when she bids him goodbye.
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He described it as a strangely exhilarating experience, like being under fire.
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