eerie Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of eerie In English

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Examples of eerie

  • Otherwise, the scene is characterised by the eerie sound of the planes, the drone of their engines and crackle of machine gunfire.

  • The role of contingency in human history casts an intriguing, if not eerie, light on our present condition.

  • A new road will traverse the areas reclaimed from the sea and open up this eerie landscape to the public.

  • From start to finish, the album never loses its dark, eerie feeling.

  • The estrangement of the melody from its old physical source is provocative, and surrounded by a constellation of eerie motives.

  • After only eight bars, the hint of a second strophe disintegrates into an eerie transition narrating the disappearance of the ghost.

  • This eerie silence and lack of cross-fertilisation should be thought of as curious.

  • The characters' valediction is accompanied by the orchestral restatement of the cabaletta's first theme, to which is added the eerie sound of a harp.

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Translations of eerie In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    怪異而令人恐懼的…

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  • 中文简体

    怪异而令人恐惧的…

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  • Español

    misterioso, estremecedor, inquietante [masculine-feminine]…

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  • Português

    sinistro…

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  • Türk dili

    ürkütücü, ürkünç, ürperten…

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  • Français

    étrange, angoissant/-ante, inquiétant…

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  • Čeština

    tajuplný, děsivý…

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  • Dansk

    uhyggelig, spøgelsesagtig…

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