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uncanny

[uhn-kan-ee] / ʌnˈkæn i /


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Their timing has long seemed almost uncanny, leading many people to assume that ravens simply follow wolves to find food.

From Science Daily

They also hired the student’s grandmother, a survey professional from Utah with an uncanny ability to get answers from fast-food managers over the phone.

From The Wall Street Journal

“You are just like Karli, just like him. Questions, always questions. The likeness between you is —how is it you say it?—uncanny. I was just coming to that part of the story.”

From Literature

This was what he’d taken to calling ‘wolf sense’: the cub’s uncanny knack of sensing his thoughts and moods.

From Literature

"The character stuff is uncanny & weird tho, & it feels like artistic expression risks being squeezed out."

From BBC