strangeness (Meaning)

Wordnet

strangeness (n)

unusualness as a consequence of not being well known

(physics) one of the six flavors of quark

the quality of being alien or not native

The strangeness of the phenomena left us bewildered and questioning our reality.
The strangeness of the painting captivated my attention, drawing me into an enigmatic world.
The musician's improvisational style exhibited an unexpected strangeness that challenged musical conventions.
The stranger's mannerisms and speech had a peculiar strangeness that made us wary.
The strangeness of the dream lingered in my mind long after I awoke, leaving an inexplicable imprint.
The strangeness of the forest was palpable, as if hidden secrets lay just beyond our sight.
The scientist's discovery defied all known laws of physics, adding to the strangeness of the universe.
The strangeness of the encounter haunted me, leaving an unsettling feeling that something was amiss.
The writer's imagination knew no bounds, weaving tales so strange and wonderful that they captivated readers' minds.
The strangeness of the cosmic event was both awe-inspiring and humbling, reminding us of the vast mysteries that lie beyond our understanding.

unusualness as a consequence of not being well known, (physics) one of the six flavors of quark, the quality of being alien or not native

bizarreness, unusualness, unfamiliarity, hipness, progressiveness, freshness, newness,trendiness,novelty, divergence

banality, familiarity,familiarity, banality, commonness, commonness, staleness,staleness,outdatedness, outdatedness

The strangeness of the phenomena left us bewildered and questioning our reality.

The strangeness of the painting captivated my attention, drawing me into an enigmatic world.

The musician's improvisational style exhibited an unexpected strangeness that challenged musical conventions.

The stranger's mannerisms and speech had a peculiar strangeness that made us wary.