Oddity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ODDITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that is odd
• a strange or peculiar person or thing
• the quality of being strange or peculiar
• odd person or thing
• The quality or state of being odd; singularity; queerness; peculiarity; as, oddity of dress, manners, and the like.
• That which is odd; as, a collection of oddities.
• eccentricity that is not easily explained
• a strange attitude or habit
• something unusual -- perhaps worthy of collecting

Words related to ODDITY

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How to use ODDITY in a sentence

• He was, without exception, the greatest oddity for a soldier that our army has ever seen.
• On the contrary, it no longer even seemed an oddity.
• Often it shows itself, as if from an irresistible instinct of fantastic extravagance, in the wild and reckless sport of oddity.
• The reader cannot fail to be struck with this, and also with the oddity of two or three political sonnets, in which Mr.
• To call a man of genius an inspired idiot or an inspired oddity is an easy, but false way of interpreting him.
• Gurrage is considered quite an oddity, but every one knows and accepts her, because she is so charitable and gives hundreds to any scheme the great ladies start.
• But often enough to give a certain oddity, as I have said, to his manner, and in this glance travelling along the floor there is something both shy and anxious.
• In person he resembled the poet, and was a man of some pleasantry, sang a tolerable song, and, like his brother, had a good deal of oddity in his manner.
• His expression had become odd, and the oddity of his manner was equal to that of his expression.
• As I look back now, and think of the oddity of the situation, I rather wonder at my own self-possession.
• This proved him to be a benevolent man, and he would have been ten times more useful had not his charitable disposition been over tinged with oddity and caprice.
• The oddity of his pursuits was only exceeded by their variety.
• Here was some oddity of psychology he could not follow.
• And the right-whale, not to be done in oddity, carries all his on his gums.
• In settling all the arrangements connected with his masked ball, the Marquis Melani showed that he was determined not only to deserve, but to increase, his reputation for oddity.
• The Marquis Melani had, with characteristic oddity, divided his two classical refreshment-rooms into what he termed the Light and Heavy Departments.
• Dexter of the night by the inveterate oddity of his dress.
• Blake was an oddity, of whom he rather stood in awe, for there was no mistaking the popularity and respect in which he was held in his own regiment.
• For by this oddity folk could easily recognise the wise lord of Asgard.
• His ancient wig scattered dust and powder as he went, while a single buckle of some tawdry metal gave a look of oddity to his clumsy, slipshod feet.
• So they strolled about, enjoying the pleasant afternoon, and the oddity of the people and their ways.
• A remark being made on the oddity of a political hurrah at a funeral, it was replied that the corpse would have doubtless cheered lustily too, if he could.
• Up to the time of which I am speaking, I did not even know his name, as there was nothing but his oddity to excite any interest in him.
• His elaborate collections were sold at auction, and their oddity has attracted general attention.
• How could she think she was undignified? No doubt she thought him an oddity who must be treated unconventionally.
• This is exactly the oddity which his explanation does not explain.
• An oddity of the Mississippi Delta is the habit the little streams have of running away from the big ones.
• But when it comes to the delightful oddity of his own inside, his sense of humour rather abruptly deserts him.
• He was an oddity, a character, but he never took the first step towards becoming a great man.
• They have all the oddity, all the whim, and all the horror of the pencil of Breughel.
• My father was what is called an oddity, and his treatment of me, though uniformly kind, was governed less by affection and tenderness, than by a high and unbending sense of duty.
• He was pecking on a tiny virtual keyboard in his Pocket PC while reading aloud that which he pecked as if he were not an oddity and all others carried out activities like this.
• Their successors no longer furnish the same anecdotes of oddity or of intemperance.
• I was often much amused and surprised by the oddity and justness of his remarks upon the many strange sights which a voyage of this kind brought before him.

Similar words containing ODD without suffix ity

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