strangeness

Preposition: of

• situation: Jessie finds herself laughing at the strangeness of the situation.
• water: Could it be yet another manifestation of the " Strangeness of water " ?
• world: I found a curious relief from the aching strangeness of the world in this steady labor.
• life: Even when his individuality is strong enough, as in a traditional seeker, he may not admit the strangeness of life.
• place: But the result ultimately points to the labor and the material quality, the strangeness of the place from which we view all this.
• character: It is a little difficult to work out how much of the strangeness of the three characters is intentional.

Converse of object

• have: Kelly Link has strangeness, charm and spin to spare.
• convey: No mere synopsis can adequately convey the strangeness of cinematic vision expressed in Awakening of the Beast.
• feel: I disagree with the you don't feel anything as I always felt a strangeness when the bursts were given.
• see: We also see strangeness, such as Sun starting their RPC parts at 32768.
• explain: Understanding these supposed contradictions helps to explain the strangeness.
• notice: Since I have now experienced it first hand I have re-read many of the articles and noticed some strangeness in them.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: The sheer strangeness of this place and the bizarre regularity of its 37,000 basalt columns has made it the subject of numerous legends.
• more: Second set: Venus leads Serena 6-4, 1-0 More strangeness.
• very: Their very strangeness is the crux of the matter.
• general: UNTIL about half way through when it goes completely hatstand, with orchestral phrases, repeating sound effects and general strangeness.
• own: FA ( humanities ): I think that [ one's own strangeness ] is something that's good for me.
• other: All the other strangeness of the medley reads like nonsense.

Modifies a noun

• index: The higher the strangeness index the more the information aspects of the report defy explanation in ordinary physical terms.