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1. (n.) strangeness
the state, quality, or condition of being strange.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) unfamiliarity, strangeness
unusualness as a consequence of not being well known
2. (noun) strangeness
(physics) one of the six flavors of quark
3. (noun) foreignness, strangeness, curiousness
the quality of being alien or not native
"the strangeness of a foreigner"
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1. (noun) strangeness
the quality of being strange
the strangeness of the song's lyrics; the strangeness of our surroundings
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1. (noun) strangeness
the state or quality of being strange (in any sense of the adjective)
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Sense: unusual, odd or queer
She had a strange look on her face; a strange noise.
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 Afrikaans: vreemdheid |
 Arabic: غَرابَه |
 Bulgarian: странност |
 Brazilian: estranheza |
 Czech: cizost, zvláštnost |
 German: die Fremdheit |
 Danish: fremmedhed |
 Greek: παραξενιά, αλλοκοτιά |
 Spanish: extrañeza |
 Estonian: veidrus |
 Farsi: غير عادي |
 Finnish: outous |
 French: bizarrerie |
 Hebrew: מוּזָרוּת |
 Hindi: अपरिचितता, विदेशीपन, अनोख |
 Croatian: neobičnost, čudnovatost |
 Hungarian: különösség, furcsaság |
 Indonesian: keanehan |
 Icelandic: undarleiki; framandleiki |
 Italian: stranezza |
 Japanese: 奇妙さ |
 Korean: 이상함 |
 Lithuanian: keistumas |
 Latvian: savādība; svešādums |
 Malay: keganjilan |
 Dutch: vreemdheid |
 Norwegian: merkverdighet, underlighe |
 Polish: dziwny charakter |
 Persian: غير عادي |
 Pashto: غیر عادی |
 Portuguese: estranheza |
 Romanian: bizarerie |
 Russian: странность |
 Slovak: cudzosť, zvláštnosť |
 Slovenian: nenavadnost |
 Serbian: neobičnost |
 Swedish: konstighet |
 Thai: ความประหลาด |
 Turkish: yabancılık, gariplik |
 Taiwanese: 陌生 |
 Ukrainian: дивність |
 Urdu: اجنبیت |
 Vietnamese: sự lạ thường, lập dị, xa |
 Chinese: 陌生 |
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