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eerily
[eer-i-lee]
adverb
in a spooky or uncanny way that makes one uneasy; weirdly.
The town empties out eerily at this time of day, giving it a ghostly appearance that visitors find disconcerting.
Example Sentences
It eerily ends with the death of the filmmaker after he fails to come to terms with his acute loneliness and doomed relationships.
The "eerily similar" nature of the crimes, however, would later provide police with powerful ammunition when building a case against Headley after modern forensics provided a crucial breakthrough.
The streets of Tehran, once chock-a-block with traffic, are now eerily quiet.
Since the raids began, many parts of the county have gone eerily quiet with residents saying they’re petrified to leave their home.
Set during a presidential election cycle that eerily reflected the one going on in the real world, the show’s metaphorical relevance soared to an all-time high.
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