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strange

[streynj] / streɪndʒ /




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The sailor begins his tale of a catastrophe at sea: Hypnotized—as we are too—by the mariner’s “strange power of speech,” the wedding guest listens like a child.

From The Wall Street Journal

There is a strange, new dynamic that has descended on Venezuela less than two weeks after Maduro was ousted.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lorraine Sherr, an expert in clinical and health psychology at University College London, told AFP the case was "strange" and "complex".

From Barron's

His accent was bouncy and strange, and I figured he must have come from somewhere exotic.

From Literature

"I live, work, and play with the members. It's a really strange experience," he said.

From BBC