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单词 strangeness
释义
strangeness
noun[U]
uk
/ˈstreɪndʒ.nəs/us
/ˈstreɪndʒ.nəs/

strangenessnoun[U](UNUSUAL)

thequalityof beingunusual,unexpected, ordifficulttounderstand
不寻常；奇怪；不可思议
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Strange, suspicious and unnatural
  • aberrant
  • abnormal
  • abnormally
  • add
  • Alice-in-Wonderland
  • freakishness
  • funnily
  • funnily enoughidiom
  • ghostliness
  • ghoul
  • perverse
  • perversely
  • perversity
  • perverted
  • pervy
  • wack
  • wackadoodle
  • wackiness
  • wacky
  • warped
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strangenessnoun[U](NOT FAMILIAR)

thequalityof not beingfamiliar:
陌生
She wasstruckby the strangeness of hersurroundings.陌生的环境令她十分吃惊。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Unknown and unfamiliar
  • alien
  • alienly
  • alienness
  • anti-foreign
  • anti-foreigner
  • moody
  • murky/uncharted watersidiom
  • not be insomeone'svocabularyidiom
  • obscure
  • obscurely
  • obscurity
  • shadowy
  • TBD
  • terra incognita
  • uncharted
  • uncommon
  • undefined
  • unsung
  • untried
  • unused
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(Definition ofstrangenessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstrangeness

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Perhaps thestrangenessof this trajectory becomes less mysterious, less portentous, when we realise that this trajectory is simply teleological.
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The first thing that comes to mind when reading this passage is itsstrangeness.
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Such knowledge does not make my belief in thestrangenessof three straight hands of four jacks by fair deal irrational and defeated.
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The past is a foreign country whose features are shaped by today's predilections, itsstrangenessdomesticated by our own preservation of its vestiges.
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In other words, standardized cultural artefacts are a part of their lives and do not causestrangeness.
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One is a feeling ofstrangeness- these are words from a different time, when different assumptions about the world were made.
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Often, marking of reciprocal separateness andstrangenessis the very medium of people's bonds with each other.
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The subtlestrangenessof this project revolves around the production and injection of these types of low frequencies.
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The 'strangeness' of an unfamiliar adult appears to influence children's reactions, a finding that may have implications for child-teacher relationships.
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Inertial mechanics is established, therefore, on the most extremestrangenessimaginable: pure action hooking on to mere existence to result in a lawful world.
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However tempting to interpret, this "strangeness" is enticingly inconclusive.
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The film's most virtuosic bit of editing, a further taste of such power, presents a moment whose utterstrangenessbegins to capture the true flavour of the castrato phenomenon.
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Both are aspects ofstrangenessto matter.
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The informative ideal directs a search for causes which are strange to their effects; the higher the degree ofstrangeness, the greater the informative value of this causal explanation.
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As no distinction is made between old persons and old age, cultural idioms and myths are embodied in older people who in turn become icons of otherness andstrangeness.
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