English to Latin Meaning of bizarre - prodigiosum

Bizarre :

prodigiosum

adjective

prodigiosum, sexcentis exagitant, exoticis, impar, novis, curiosum, cerritulus, mythicon, fictione uteretur,, immateriale, induit idemque inviolabile, umbracula vites, contra naturam, non subditos, Sanctus

Bizarre :: prodigiosumBizarrely :: Bizarrely

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Definitions of bizarre in English

Adjective(1) conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual

Examples of bizarre in English

(1) They were each asked to submit the most bizarre reasons why people wanted to hand over animals to them.(2) It's the fact that he is so bizarre that allows many to conclude that he really isn't doing anything.(3) His universe was a bizarre and surreal place but his writing also hinted at serious themes.(4) Being pictured as he was might be a bizarre situation but it's par for the course.(5) It is quite bizarre that we have failed to give the same attention to the food sector.(6) You might well be puzzled by this bizarre attempt to create a difference where none exists.(7) His decision to tackle a bizarre range of characters is unusual for someone of his stature.(8) It's truly bizarre how different people think about similar things at the same time.(9) A few miles to the east, up a steep valley, are a collection of bizarre rock formations.(10) No doubt we will hear more about this story in the days to come because it is so very bizarre .(11) Oh yeah, one of those bizarre little coincidence things happened to me yesterday.(12) In the midst of this confessional, parts of his explanation became quite bizarre .(13) Yet it is the bizarre , unexpected moments in life that are the ones we remember.(14) This is a bizarre situation, especially in comparison with the rules of the sea.(15) The bizarre exhibition includes a display of British padlocks and some prison menus.(16) An already enthralling case took a bizarre turn when Anderson entered the witness box.

Synonyms

Adjective

1. strange ::

novis

2. peculiar ::

peculium

3. odd ::

impar

4. funny ::

ridiculam

5. curious ::

curiosum

6. outlandish ::

Transmarinas

8. abnormal ::

abnormis

9. eccentric ::

ecentrici

10. unconventional ::

unconventional

11. unusual ::

insolitam

12. unorthodox ::

insuetam

13. queer ::

queer

14. extraordinary ::

incredibili

15. weird ::

cerritulus

16. wacky ::

wacky

17. bizarro ::

bizarro

18. oddball ::

PRODIGIALIS

20. kooky ::

kooky

21. freaky ::

freaky

23. offbeat ::

offbeat

Antonyms

1. realistic ::

Vestibulum

2. reasonable ::

rationabile

Different Forms

bizarre, bizarrely

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