Glamorous and Strange

Glamorous

Glamorous adjective - Excitingly or mysteriously unusual.
Usage example: the glamorous sights and scents of a Turkish market

Strange and glamorous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strange" instead an adjective "Glamorous".

Nearby Words: glamour, glamor, glamourous

Strange

Strange adjective - Excitingly or mysteriously unusual.
Usage example: strange fruits from faraway lands

Glamorous and strange are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Glamorous" instead an adjective "Strange".

Nearby Words: strangeness, stranger, strangely

Both words in one sentence

  • Theatre / Lady in the Dark Brooks, notices the contrast between the glamorous personality Liza imagines herself as in her dreams and the real Liza's preference for severely tailored business suits, strange for a woman whose chosen career is in telling the most glamorous women what to wear.
  • Christmas Episode The main character, Jewish Erica Strange, tries to get into the Christmas spirit to cheer up Adam and learns it isn't all glamorous like on TV.
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