odd
Pronunciation: [ɑd]
Word
Context: "similarity"
(adjective) when something is unusual or different from what we expect. If you see something that doesn’t seem normal or regular, we call it odd.
Example
The pattern on her dress was odd but very colorful.
Example
It's not odd to see a squirrel in a park; it's quite normal.
Example
Why do you think he has such odd hobbies?
Context: "numbers"
(adjective) when a number cannot be evenly divided by two. For example, numbers like 1, 3, 5, and 7 are odd numbers.
Example
I rolled an odd number on the dice, which was a 5.
Example
The number 4 is not odd; it is an even number.
Example
Is 11 an odd number?
Context: "games"
(noun) a situation or occurrence that doesn't happen often or seems unusual. It's like a curious or strange event.
Example
Winning the raffle was such an odd for me; I never expected it!
Example
There was no odd this time; everyone followed the rules perfectly.
Example
Have you ever experienced an odd during a game?
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