Bizarre meaning in English

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Definition

bizarre: strange, peculiar, abnormal adjective
  • "Susie : Then he said something even more bizarre."
  • "Sophie : That's bizarre."
  • "Yeah, I got your message but it was pretty bizarre."
  • "Icarus is a seriously awkward human being with some bizarre compulsive disorders, but he is quite gifted with numbers."
  • "Horatio's face was painted with what I can only assume to be traditional Amazonian facial markings, and his expression seemed bizarre: distant, yet intensely focused."
  • "Trotter, best known for his incredible feats of magic, adorable little smile and the bizarre lightning-shaped scar on his forehead, was arrested after police found the boy circling drunkenly around Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square."

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