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eerily Definition and Meaning in English (eerily definition)

adverb
Synonyms:strangelyunsettlinglyweirdly
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Eerily definition: In a strange and frightening manner that makes one feel uneasy.

Definitions of Eerily

  1. 1adverb

    In a strange and frightening manner that makes one feel uneasy.

Example Sentences

casual

“The old house stood eerily silent on the hill.”

casual

“An eerily beautiful melody filled the air.”

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nouneeriness
adjectiveeerie

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Eerily definition: In a strange and frightening manner that makes one feel uneasy.
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'Eerily' translates to 'eerily' in English. Eerily definition: In a strange and frightening manner that makes one feel uneasy.
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