- bizarre
- 01. The movie we rented last night was really [bizarre] and difficult to follow.02. There was a really [bizarre] guy on the bus this morning. I think he must have been on drugs or something.03. The woman was dressed [bizarrely] in a mixture of punk clothing and formal wear.04. I read this really [bizarre] book about a guy that connected his brain to a computer, and could enter people's dreams.05. In the second stage of culture shock, people often find the customs of the new country to be [bizarre] and disagreeable.06. It's so [bizarre] that one day my boyfriend wants to break up, and then a week later he tells me he wants to marry me.07. I don't like his paintings. They're always these [bizarre] pictures of people being tortured or sexually assaulted while people stand around watching.08. David Gerrold once said, "Of course life is [bizarre], the more [bizarre] it gets, the more interesting it is. The only way to approach it is to make yourself some popcorn, and enjoy the show."09. Kids these days look so [bizarre] with their tattoos, piercings, and weird clothes.10. People from Mars look kind of [bizarre] with their five eyes, one leg and two heads, but they are quite friendly once you get to know them.11. Margaret's behavior was extremely [bizarre], and no one could understand her.12. Students' justifications for handing assignments in late range from the [bizarre] to the hilarious.13. The Australian continent contains some of the most [bizarre] animals known to science, such as the platypus, which looks like a cross between a beaver and a duck.14. The old man was hospitalized after he began to behave in a very [bizarre] and frightening manner.15. The alien was a [bizarre] looking creature with two heads and numerous legs.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.