Preposition: of

• word: The old Major laughed and chuckled at the oddity of the word.

• language: One of the oddities of the language is that its name has been given quite a few definitions.

Converse of object

• include: This includes the oddity of the teaching establishment buried in the sands of the holiday beach.

• find: Its the kind of movie you can revist often, if only to find another plot oddity... ' Resident Evil 2?

• have: In this section of the package the Deposits menu has some oddities in it.

• explain: Or maybe this is Bloom answering MOLLY's questions, which'd explain some more oddities.

Preposition: in

• world: The tunic is a real oddity in the animal world, for it consists largely of cellulose compounds.

• way: This system serves their own pier and includes several oddities in the way of points and loops.

Adjective modifier

• slight: The higher the difficulty setting, the less you can get away with, meaning any slight oddity will be spotted.

• occasional: The quality of written English is very good, the occasional oddity quite charming.

• real: A real oddity is offered by the Bavarian Summer House.

Noun used with modifier

• space: Right from the space oddity of opener Electronic Performers, this is a very different band.

• pop: It's a blessing that such a curious and fragile pop oddity can exist in this blustery and busy modern world.