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nld: bizar

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etymological origin oflim: biezar
etymologyfra: bizarre
has derived formnld: bizarder
has derived formnld: bizarre
has derived formnld: bizarst
lexical categoryadjective
semantically relatednld: afwijkend
semantically relatednld: amusant
semantically relatednld: barok
semantically relatednld: belachelijk
semantically relatednld: bemerkenswaardig
semantically relatednld: bijzonder
semantically relatednld: buitengewoon
semantically relatednld: buitenissig
semantically relatednld: curieus
semantically relatednld: eigenaardig
semantically relatednld: excentriek
semantically relatednld: exotisch
semantically relatednld: gek
semantically relatednld: grillig
semantically relatednld: grotesk
semantically relatednld: hilarisch
semantically relatednld: koddig
semantically relatednld: komisch
semantically relatednld: lachwekkend
semantically relatednld: merkwaardig
semantically relatednld: moppig
semantically relatednld: ongewoon
semantically relatednld: onregelmatig
semantically relatednld: opmerkelijk
semantically relatednld: potsierlijk
semantically relatednld: raar
semantically relatednld: rare
semantically relatednld: rum
semantically relatednld: typisch
semantically relatednld: uitheems
semantically relatednld: uitzonderlijk
semantically relatednld: vreemd
semantically relatednld: willekeurig
semantically relatednld: zonderling
synonymnld: vreemd

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