oddityodd‧i‧ty /ˈɒdəti $ ˈɑː-/ noun (plural oddities)

- A white buffalo is an animal oddity.
- The oddity of the situation didn't seem to bother her at all.
- But, as with Herczeg s letter to the Reader, it is the last sentence that is the real oddity.
- Cairns and co focus on the oddities of human nature with a certain morbid curiosity.
- Horton was considered an oddity by most eastern cognoscenti, and his school and company at best a noble experiment.
- The most successful of the human oddities, Taylor says, were those who could present their deformities as performance art.
- Their very oddity deterred him from doing so.
- There are other examples of cultural evolution in birds and monkeys, but these are just interesting oddities.
nounoddityadjectiveoddadverboddly