CEFR A2

weird

adjective

Meaning

Very strange or unusual.

Examples

It was a weird coincidence that they both showed up wearing the same shirt.
He had a weird feeling that he was being watched.

Synonyms: odd, strange, unusual, bizarre

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weird (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /wɪərd/

Definition

Very strange or unusual.

Examples

It was a weird coincidence that they both showed up wearing the same shirt.
He had a weird feeling that he was being watched.
The music had a weird, unsettling quality to it.

How to Use weird

weirdly enough (idiom): Strangely, surprisingly. — "Weirdly enough, the train arrived exactly on time."

Synonyms of weird

Words with a similar meaning to weird:

odd
strange
unusual
bizarre

Antonyms of weird

Words with the opposite meaning to weird:

normal
ordinary
conventional

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