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Synonyms
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Meaning:
bizarre

very strange to look at, to have occurred etc

strange, wild

crackpot

a person with strange or mad ideas

eccentric

eccentric

(of a person, behaviour) odd; not normal (and often amusing)

bizarre, unusual

erratic

(of a person, behaviours) likely to do unusual or unexpected things

unpredictable; wandering

misfit

a person who is unable to live or work happily with others

nonconformist

nonconformist

(of) a person who does not agree with and act like most people

unwilling to behave, believe as most do

novelty

the quality of being new or strange; a previously known or unfamiliar thing, idea etc

newness, originality

quaint

attractive or pleasing because unusual or old fashioned

strange, odd

queer

strange; unusual; causing doubt or suspicion; unwell; sick

odd; abnormal

rum

(a portion of) a kind of alcoholic drink made from sugar-cane juice

eccentric

screwy

crazy

eccentric

strange

difficult to accept; surprising because not known, seen, heard etc before

deviating, unfamiliar

weird

unnatural; strange; very unusual

odd, bizarre

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