oddly
/ˈɒdli
/adverb
In a way that is different to what is usual or expected; strangely: Mary had been behaving oddly an oddly shaped room [as submodifier]: the voices sounded oddly familiar [sentence adverb]: oddly enough, I wasn’t scared...
- Oddly, given no one else was there, he was seated at the adjacent table.
- The recreation center is an oddly shaped structure.
- Oddly, for such important elements, there is only one drawing.
Rhymes
- theistic
- theistical
- theistically
- the jewel in the (or one's) crown
- the jig is up
- the joker in the pack
- the Journals
- the jury is out
- thekedar
- the Kimberleys
- the King
- the Kirk
- the Kirk of Scotland
- the knives are out (for someone)
- the Kop
- the Kremlin
- the Kurils
- the ladies
- the Lakes
- the Lamb of God (also the Lamb)
- the land of Nod
- the land of the free
- the last minute
- the last (or final) straw
- the last straw