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UK/["/streɪndʒ/"]/US/["/streɪndʒ/"]/

Meaning of Strange

In simple words: Unusual or odd; not normal.

Strange in a sentence

  • That was a strange noise coming from the basement.
  • She had a strange feeling that something was not right.
  • His behavior was very strange at the party last night.
  • They visited a strange-looking building in the city.
  • It's strange how quickly time flies when you're having fun.
  • I met a strange man who claimed to have seen a UFO.

How to use Strange

Use 'strange' to describe things that are not typical or expected. It can have a slightly negative connotation, depending on context, like feeling uncomfortable about something unfamiliar.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of 'strange' as sounds like 'range' – imagine a very odd range of unusual colors in a painting.

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Collocations with Strange

Synonyms for Strange

Opposites of Strange

Common mistakes with Strange

  • Confusing 'strange' with 'stranger', which refers to a person unknown to you.
  • Using 'strange' when 'unusual' is more suitable in formal contexts.
  • Overusing 'strange' when describing common things.

Compare Strange with Odd, Unusual, Peculiar, Weird

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Frequently asked questions about Strange

What does Strange mean?

Unusual or odd; not normal.

What is the definition of Strange?

unusual or surprising, especially in a way that is difficult to understand

How do you use Strange in a sentence?

That was a strange noise coming from the basement.

Can you give another example of Strange?

She had a strange feeling that something was not right.

What are synonyms for Strange?

Common alternatives include odd, unusual, peculiar, weird, abnormal.

What is the opposite of Strange?

Opposite meanings include normal, usual, common.

What words go with Strange?

It commonly pairs with appear, be, feel, extremely, fairly, very, to, strange and wonderful, appear, be, feel, extremely, fairly, very, to, strange and wonderful.

What are common mistakes when using Strange?

Confusing 'strange' with 'stranger', which refers to a person unknown to you. Using 'strange' when 'unusual' is more suitable in formal contexts. Overusing 'strange' when describing common things.

How do you pronounce Strange?

US: /["/streɪndʒ/"]/, UK: /["/streɪndʒ/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Strange?

Use 'strange' to describe things that are not typical or expected. It can have a slightly negative connotation, depending on context, like feeling uncomfortable about something unfamiliar.

What CEFR level is Strange?

"Strange" is at A2 level on the CEFR scale.