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bizarre

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/bɪˈzɑr/ · bi-zarre

Very strange or unusual, especially so as to cause interest or amusement.

Meanings

adjectiveformal

Very strange or unusual, especially so as to cause interest or amusement.

بہت عجیب یا غیر معمولی، خاص طور پر دلچسپی یا تفریح کا سبب بننے کے لئے۔

عجیب

ajeeb

Synonyms

strangeoddpeculiarغیر معمولیعجیبنرالا

Antonyms

normalordinaryusualعاممعمولیروایتی

Common Collocations

  • bizarre behavior
  • bizarre dream
  • bizarre fashion

Example Sentences

His ideas were so bizarre that no one took him seriously.

اس کے خیالات اتنے عجیب تھے کہ کوئی بھی اسے سنجیدگی سے نہیں لیتا تھا۔

Us ke khayalat itne ajeeb the ke koi bhi ise sanjeedgi se nahin leta tha.

The artist's bizarre paintings challenged traditional perspectives.

فنکار کی عجیب پینٹنگز نے روایتی نقطہ نظر کو چیلنج کیا۔

Fankar ki ajeeb paintings ne riwajati nuqta nazar ko challenge kiya.

They dressed in a bizarre manner for the party, attracting much attention.

وہ پارٹی کے لیے عجیب انداز میں لباس میں تھے، جس نے کافی توجہ جلب کی۔

Woh party ke liye ajeeb andaaz mein libas mein the, jis ne kafi tawajjo jalb ki.

Easily Confused With

bazaar:Bazaar refers to a marketplace, while bizarre refers to something strange or unusual.

Word Family

bizarrely
adverbعجیب انداز میں
bizarreness
nounعجیبپن

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of a bizarre incident that caught your attention.

Imagine a colorful and oddly dressed character at a party.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

نرالا ہے یہ عالم، عجیب ہے یہ دور، خوابوں میں اڑتے، حقیقتوں میں چار ہیں سبور۔

Nirala hai yeh aalam, ajeeb hai yeh daur, Khwabon mein udte, haqeeqaton mein chaar hain saboor.

This world is strange, this era is bizarre, Floating in dreams, in realities all are steadfast.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

عجیب نہیں جو دیکھا جائے،

Ajeeb nahi jo dekha jaaye,

It's not strange what is seen.

📖 Etymology

Origin: French "bizarre" — strange, odd

First known use: 18th century

The word originated in French, and entered the English language in the 18th century.