Weirdly

/ˈwɪrdli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a strange or unusual manner.

She laughed weirdly at the serious news.

In a way that is not easily understood or is unexpected.

The painting was weirdly captivating despite its odd colors.

In a manner that is out of the ordinary or conventional.

He dressed weirdly for the formal event, shocking all the guests.

In a way that causes discomfort or confusion due to strangeness.

The movie ended weirdly, leaving the audience with more questions than answers.

In a manner that suggests something supernatural or eerie.

It was weirdly silent in the abandoned house, which made her uneasy.

Derived from 'weird', from Old English 'wyrd' meaning fate.

weirdly enough

Used to introduce a surprising or unusual statement.

weirdly similar

Describing two things that are unexpectedly alike.

weirdly specific

Referring to something that is detailed in an unusual way.

weird

Strange or unusual, often in a supernatural context.

weirdo

A person whose behavior or habits are considered odd or eccentric.

A term for something that is unusually quirky.

That movie was totally weirdly, but I loved it!

Surprisingly odd in a good way.

Her outfit is weirdly cool.