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Synonyms for eerie
ˈɪər ieerie
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Words popularity by usage frequency
| ranking | word | |
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| #3929 | strange | |
| #19357 | creepy | |
| #19559 | sinister | |
| #21711 | spooky | |
| #30535 | eerie | |
| #241003 | eery |
How to use eerie in a sentence?
It looks fake, it looks unreal, it's dark on the inside of my house. It can be a little eerie, a little frightening.
Well, what's happening in the 1930s is happening in western China today. There are eerie, eerie similarities between the two, and hosting the Olympic Games — as the Germans were able to do in 1936 — gave great credibility to that regime, we ought not to permit that to happen. The International Olympic Committee has a responsibility to make sure that host for these games deserve it.
It promoted this perfect couple and a perfect world, when it really wasn't perfect, the town felt eerie.
It turns out that an eerie type of chaos can lurk just behind a facade of order -- and yet, deep inside the chaos lurks an even eerier type of order.
It feels eerie, apocalyptic and frightening, i've lived in Bay Area since 1988 and never experienced such doom coming from the sky.
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- غريبArabic
- странен, внушаващ суеверен страхBulgarian
- espantós, misteriósCatalan, Valencian
- unheimlichGerman
- extraño, misteriosoSpanish
- pelottava, outoFinnish
- sinistre, étrange, craintif, timide, peureuxFrench
- भयानकHindi
- misteriosoItalian
- 不気味, 物凄い, 恐ろしいJapanese
- vreesachtig, vreemd, angstaanjagendDutch
- uhyggelig, skummel, nifs, engsteligNorwegian
- estranho, esquisito, assustadorPortuguese
- straniu, superstițiosRomanian
- мрачный, зловещий, сверхъестественный, странный, пугающий, жуткийRussian
- čudan, stranSerbo-Croatian
- zlovestný, zvláštny, podozrivý, čudný, strašidelnýSlovak
- mystisk, konstig, kuslig, skumSwedish
- esrarengiz, ürkütücüTurkish
- 怪异Chinese
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