Origin
From eerie.
eerily
adverb
Eerily is defined as something done in a creepy or unnatural manner.
When two strangers meet and find that they look almost like twins, this is an example of when they look eerily similar.
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Sentence Examples
- His eyes glowed eerily in the dark kitchen.
- The world around Brady was eerily quiet after a chaotic battle over the facility.
- But it would be eerily, astonishingly, mind-blowingly accurate.
- The crime was eerily reminiscent of the Delaware kidnapping case where Howie was unsuccessful.
- Their last conversation sounded eerily like something Evelyn had tried to tell her.
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