Synonyms for oddly
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1. curiously, oddly, peculiarlyadverb

   in a manner differing from the usual or expected

   "had a curiously husky voice"; "he's behaving rather peculiarly"

   Synonyms:
   curiously, especially, inquisitively, peculiarly, funnily, queerly, particularly, specially, interrogatively, strangely

2. queerly, strangely, oddly, funnilyadverb

   in a strange manner

   "a queerly inscribed sheet of paper"

   Synonyms:
   fishily, strangely, curiously, funnily, queerly, peculiarly

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1. List of paraphrases for "oddly":

   strangely, curiously, weirdly, bizarrely, surprisingly, interestingly, suspiciously, uncannily, unnaturally

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1. Senator Cruz:

   Now, our friends in the media tell us that Donald Trump is unstoppable in New York State, oddly enough, our friends in the media are very comfortable with the New York liberal who has supported Andrew Cuomo, and Hillary Clinton, and Chuck Schumer for decades.

2. Christopher Morley:

   Humor is perhaps a sense of intellectual perspective an awareness that some things are really important, others not and that the two kinds are most oddly jumbled in everyday affairs.

3. Culture Pat Warner:

   We’re a 24-hour restaurant, so oddly enough shutting down is a big deal for us, when it comes to making the final decision, we let our operations team on the ground, like individual restaurant managers, make the final decision based on local conditions. But our job [ as corporate officials ] is to give them all the support they need to stay open.

4. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker:

   Because what we found is many of those same Independents turned around and vote — 11% of them voted for Barack Obama in the fall, they were, oddly enough, Obama-Walker voters, which politically makes no sense. Why? Because they were people hungry for leadership. They were frustrated because they felt that Romney hadn't offered a clear plan of what he would do.

5. Liz Rosenberg:

   We are out of the realm of focusing squarely on the US Treasury or the Iranian central bank governor or Iran's oil minister. It does seem a bit of an afterthought, which is oddly misplaced, to discuss the power of sanctions when there is no meaningful new economic measure that will create a powerful new impact at this point.