eerie (Meaning)

Wordnet

eerie (s)

suggestive of the supernatural; mysterious

inspiring a feeling of fear; strange and frightening

Webster

Alt. of Eery

The eerie silence of the desolate forest made the hikers feel uneasy.
The eerie creaking of the old house in the middle of the night sent chills down my spine.
The eerie wail of the wind through the old trees was like something out of a horror movie.
The eerie feeling in the abandoned amusement park made it seem like time had stopped.
The eerie atmosphere of the dimly lit alleyway made me uneasy as I walked alone.
The eerie sounds coming from the basement made me afraid to go downstairs.
The eerie feeling of being watched in the dark room made me turn on the lights.
The eerie clicking sound in the middle of the night made me think that there was someone else in the house.
The eerie fog that rolled in over the lake gave it an otherworldly appearance.
The eerie sight of the abandoned building left to decay in the middle of a once-bustling city was a reminder of the passage of time.

suggestive of the supernatural; mysterious, inspiring a feeling of fear; strange and frighteningAlt. of Eery

creepy, weird, haunting, terrifying, unusual, odd,spooky, bizarre, unearthly, ghostly

normal, natural, commonplace, routine, natural, everyday, usual, commonplace, routine, usual

The eerie silence of the desolate forest made the hikers feel uneasy.

The eerie creaking of the old house in the middle of the night sent chills down my spine.

The eerie wail of the wind through the old trees was like something out of a horror movie.

The eerie feeling in the abandoned amusement park made it seem like time had stopped.