Strange
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Unexpected Events
Use 'strange' to express that something is not just unusual, but also unexpected or hard to explain. He had a strange encounter with a talking crow.
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Mild Surprise
'Strange' can imply a mild surprise rather than a strong shock. It's strange how cats always land on their feet.
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Casual Speech
Often used in everyday conversation, 'strange' is suitable for informal settings. That's a strange idea, but it might just work.