Gothic
Gothic adjective - Characterized by gloom and mystery and the grotesque.
Usage example: gothic novels like `Frankenstein'
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Strange and Gothic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strange" instead an adjective "Gothic".
Nearby Word: goth
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- They eventually moved away from metal altogether to focus on a strange blend of trip-hop and progressive rock, but it's debatable whether their actual metal material was ever gothic metal.
Source: Gothic Metal -
Strange-Syntax Speaker: The first book gave us the alien Saruthi, who did this when they spoke English Gothic.
Source: Literature / Eisenhorn - The Gothic World Of Nyanpire: The anime and manga, at first might sound strange to you.
Source: Gag Series
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