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View usage for: (ʌnkæni) adjectiveIf you describe something as uncanny, you mean that it is strange and difficult to explain. ...proudly holding his new baby, who bears an uncanny resemblance to him. I had this uncanny feeling that Alice was warning me. Synonyms: weird, strange, mysterious, queer [old-fashioned] More Synonyms of uncanny uncannily (ʌnkænɪli) adverb [usually ADVERB adjective/adverb] They have uncannily similar voices. It fits Orwell's guidelines almost uncannily. More Synonyms of uncanny uncanny in British English (ʌnˈkænɪ) adjective1. characterized by apparently supernatural wonder, horror, etc 2. beyond what is normal or expected an uncanny accuracy Derived forms uncannily (unˈcannily) adverb uncanniness (unˈcanniness) noun uncanny in American English (ʌnˈkæni) adjective1. mysterious or unfamiliar, esp. in such a way as to frighten or make uneasy; preternaturally strange; eerie; weird 2. so remarkable, acute, etc. as to seem preternatural uncanny shrewdness SIMILAR WORDS: weird Derived forms uncannily (unˈcannily) adverb uncanniness (unˈcanniness) noun Word origin see un- & canny Examples of 'uncanny' in a sentenceuncanny He had this uncanny ability to slide tackle.Nonetheless, it has an uncanny ability to disturb.Either that, or something uncanny had gone on in the hours between her being snapped at an afternoon perfume launch and the moment she left.He has an uncanny resemblance to the famous older horror writer.Their uncanny and unfailing ability to make life as difficult as possible for themselves.There was something uncanny about that shouting.They have an uncanny knack of toppling the walls that society or circumstance build between people.Again he read her with uncanny accuracy.People these days have an uncanny ability to smell deceit of any kind.And yet there was something uncanny about the meeting.He has an uncanny knack of noticing things that seem to have happened yesterday.He has this uncanny ability to understand the periodic table.It seems that marathons have an uncanny knack of being run on the hottest days of the year.He just has that uncanny knack of knowing where to stand to get his chance and taking it.They were mopping up after a crisis that bore an uncanny resemblance to the one we lived through recently.You have an almost uncanny feeling.There's an uncanny feeling of déjà vu.It's almost uncanny how similar they are as bodies in motion.His reading of poetry was vast, his memory for it almost uncanny.She has an uncanny ability to understand my mood - she just gets me.He has an uncanny feeling for being in the right spot at the right time and the opposing goalkeeper can only watch and cry.His reading of the game was almost uncanny at times and he always seemed to be in the right place at the right time.There is an uncanny resemblance.Must have been pretty intense,' he suggested with uncanny accuracy. In other languagesuncanny British English: uncanny / ʌnˈkænɪ/ ADJECTIVE If something is uncanny, it is strange and difficult to explain. I had this uncanny feeling that I was seeing the future. - American English: uncanny
- Arabic: غَرِيب
- Brazilian Portuguese: estranho
- Chinese: 离奇的
- Croatian: sablastan
- Czech: podivný
- Danish: forbløffende
- Dutch: griezelig
- European Spanish: asombroso extraño
- Finnish: outo pelottava
- French: étrange
- German: unheimlich
- Greek: μυστηριώδης
- Italian: inquietante
- Japanese: 薄気味悪い
- Korean: 신비로운
- Norwegian: uhyggelig
- Polish: osobliwy
- European Portuguese: estranho
- Romanian: ciudat
- Russian: сверхъестественный
- Latin American Spanish: asombroso
- Swedish: kuslig
- Thai: แปลกจนไม่สามารถอธิบายได้
- Turkish: tekinsiz
- Ukrainian: моторошний
- Vietnamese: kì lạ
Chinese translation of 'uncanny' adj - [resemblance, ability, feeling]
异(異)乎寻(尋)常的 (yìhū xúncháng de) it's uncanny 这(這)真怪异(異) (zhè zhēn guàiyì)
Definition weird or mysterious I had this uncanny feeling that Alice was warning me. Definition beyond what is normal The hero bears an uncanny resemblance to Kirk Douglas. Synonyms fantastic astonishing astounding Additional synonymsDefinition causing a feeling of fear or disgust This place is really creepy at night. Synonyms disturbing, threatening, frightening, terrifying, weird, forbidding, horrible, menacing, unpleasant, scary (informal), sinister, ominous, eerie, macabre, nightmarish, hair-raising, awfulDefinition strange and frightening An eerie silence settled over the forest. Synonyms uncanny, strange, frightening, ghostly, weird, mysterious, scary (informal), sinister, uneasy, fearful, awesome, unearthly, supernatural, unnatural, spooky (informal), creepy (informal), spectral, eldritch (poetic), preternaturalDefinition having much more than average intelligence, ability, or skill His piano playing is exceptional. Synonyms remarkable, special, excellent, extraordinary, outstanding, superior, first-class, marvellous, notable, phenomenal, first-rate, prodigious, unsurpassed, one in a million, bodacious (slang, US), unexcelled Additional synonymsDefinition marvellous Thanks, I had an incredible time. Synonyms amazing, great (informal), wonderful, brilliant, stunning (informal), extraordinary, overwhelming, ace (informal), astonishing, staggering, marvellous, sensational (informal), mega (slang), breathtaking, astounding, far-out (slang), eye-popping (informal), prodigious, awe-inspiring, superhuman, rad (informal), def (slang) Definition surprising or remarkable The horse made a miraculous recovery. Synonyms wonderful, amazing, extraordinary, incredible (informal), astonishing, marvellous, magical, unbelievable, phenomenal, astounding, eye-popping (informal), inexplicable, wondrous (archaic, literary), unaccountable, superhumanDefinition of unknown cause or nature He died in mysterious circumstances. Synonyms strange, unknown, puzzling, curious, secret, hidden, weird, concealed, obscure, baffling, veiled, mystical, perplexing, uncanny, incomprehensible, mystifying, impenetrable, arcane, inexplicable, cryptic, insoluble, unfathomable, abstruse, recondite, Delphic Definition beyond what is natural preternatural powers Synonyms supernatural, odd, strange, unusual, extraordinary, mysterious, marvellous, peculiar, abnormal, irregular, unearthly, miraculous, unnatural, inexplicable, unaccountable, anomalousDefinition wonderful or amazing He impressed everyone with his prodigious memory. Synonyms wonderful, striking, amazing, unusual, dramatic, impressive, extraordinary, remarkable, fantastic (informal), fabulous, staggering, marvellous, startling, exceptional, abnormal, phenomenal, astounding, miraculous, stupendous, flabbergasting (informal) Definition dubious If you ask me, there's something queer going on. Synonyms strange, odd, funny, unusual, extraordinary, remarkable, curious, weird, peculiar, abnormal, rum (British, slang), uncommon, erratic, singular, eerie, unnatural, unconventional, uncanny, disquieting, unorthodox, outlandish, left-field (informal), anomalous, droll, atypical, outréDefinition striking or extraordinary He was a remarkable man. Synonyms extraordinary, striking, outstanding, famous, odd, strange, wonderful, signal, rare, unusual, impressive, surprising, distinguished, prominent, notable, phenomenal, uncommon, conspicuous, singular, miraculous, noteworthy, pre-eminentDefinition remarkable a smile of singular sweetness Synonyms remarkable, unique, extraordinary, outstanding, exceptional, rare, notable, eminent, uncommon, conspicuous, prodigious, unparalleled, noteworthyThe whole place had a slightly spooky atmosphere. Synonyms eerie, frightening, chilling, ghostly, weird, mysterious, scary (informal), unearthly, supernatural, uncanny, creepy (informal), spine-chillingDefinition odd or unexpected There was something strange about the flickering blue light. Synonyms odd, unusual, curious, weird, wonderful, rare, funny, extraordinary, remarkable, bizarre, fantastic, astonishing, marvellous, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, abnormal, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), irregular, rum (British, archaic), uncommon, singular, perplexing, uncanny, mystifying, unheard-of, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), unaccountable, left-field (informal), outré, curiouser and curiouser, out there (slang), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Additional synonymsDefinition of or relating to things that cannot be explained by science, such as clairvoyance, ghosts, etc. evil spirits who looked like humans and possessed supernatural powers Synonyms paranormal, mysterious, unearthly, uncanny, dark, hidden, ghostly, psychic, phantom, abnormal, mystic, miraculous, unnatural, occult, spectral, preternatural, supranatural Definition strange, unnatural, or eerie The sound was so serene that it seemed unearthly. Synonyms eerie, strange, supernatural, ghostly, weird, phantom, uncanny, spooky (informal), nightmarish, spectral, eldritch (poetic), preternaturalDefinition without precedent It was unheard-of for someone so young to become a Member of Parliament. Synonyms unprecedented, inconceivable, undreamed of, new, novel, unique, unusual, unbelievable, singular, ground-breaking, never before encountered, unexampledDefinition strange and slightly frightening because it is not usual The altered landscape looks unnatural and weird. Synonyms abnormal, odd, strange, unusual, extraordinary, bizarre, perverted, queer, irregular, perverse, supernatural, uncanny, outlandish, unaccountable, anomalous, freakish, aberrantDefinition uncommon or extraordinary He was an unusual man with great business talents. Synonyms extraordinary, unique, remarkable, exceptional, notable, phenomenal, uncommon, singular, unconventional, out of the ordinary, atypical |