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Definitions of strange:

part of speech: adverb

Strangely.

part of speech: adjective

Backward; slow.

part of speech: adjective

Foreign; as, strange lands; of or belonging to others; not one's own; as, a strange cat; not before known or seen; unfamiliar; as, the writing is strange to me; odd; queer; unusual; reserved; shy; timid; inexperienced; as, she is strange to that work.

part of speech: adjective

Foreign; not before known; new; wonderful; unusual; rarely met with.

part of speech: adjective

To wonder; to be astonished.

Usage examples for strange:

For the first time she felt that everything was indeed different in England- in this new strange England which was at war. "Good Old Anna", Marie Belloc Lowndes
Why do you look at me in that strange way?" "Janet's Love and Service", Margaret M Robertson
And after all, it is not so strange "Quick Action", Robert W. Chambers
" Do you," said Rose; " how strange "Elsie Dinsmore", Martha Finley

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