noun
definition
An odd or strange thing or opinion.
definition
A strange person; an oddball.
definition
Strangeness.
Examples of oddity in a Sentence
Katie almost laughed at the oddity of his words. He didn't seem to be joking, but she couldn't see his face to tell one way or another.
A real oddity is offered by the Bavarian Summer House.
Its the kind of movie you can revist often, if only to find another plot oddity... ' Resident Evil 2?
I always thought that I was an " oddity " for having a simple childbirth go sour.
There, as throughout life, the simplicity of his personal appearance and the oddity of his manners attracted notice, but still more, his great industry and mental power.
They have low self-esteem because they have been treated as an oddity their whole lives.
The plant is so unusual-looking that it draws crowds into the store to admire it and purchase things from the shop becoming famous for the oddity.
He is repulsed by the intolerably harsh and crabbed versification, by the recondite choice of theme and expression, and by the oddity of the thought.
This includes the oddity of the teaching establishment buried in the sands of the holiday beach.
The higher the difficulty setting, the less you can get away with, meaning any slight oddity will be spotted.
Right from the space oddity of opener Electronic Performers, this is a very different band.
It's a blessing that such a curious and fragile pop oddity can exist in this blustery and busy modern world.
Just like CPU time, the wait for log file sync is a bit of an oddity.
It would be more intuitive, I feel, to offer a full range of camera movement within a certain radius around my squad; but despite this oddity, this feature is enormously helpful in planning attacks.And plan you must.
However, the region is somewhat of an oddity being in the hills just a stone throw away from Silicon Valley.
Oddity Inc has several beautiful fall candle rings available in a wide variety of styles and prices.
Sookie is a bit of an oddity in her town, where everyone knows she can hear things or knows things she shouldn't.
The number 13 is an oddity and is considered an imperfection from artists to astrologers to mathematicians.
The fact that the soundtrack of Terminator 2 eschewed this type of partnership was something of an oddity, especially for this type of action/adventure film.
The quality of written English is very good, the occasional oddity quite charming.
In manner he was simple, direct, void of the least affectation, and entirely free from awkwardness, oddity or eccentricity.
Great fluency and ease of diction, considerable warmth of imagination and moral sentiment, and a sharp eye to discover any oddity of style or violation of the accepted canons of good taste, made his criticisms pungent and effective.