Adjective:

অলৌকিক, লোকাতীত, ভীতিশীল, অতিপ্রাকৃত, অন্ধকারময়, তিমিরাচ্ছন্ন, ভীষণ, ভয়ানক, আর্তকগ্রস্ত, ভুতুড়ে, ভয় জাগায় এমন, ভীতিজনক,

eery's Usage Examples:

A similar eery coincidence, involving Houellebecq, Islam and terrorism, would occur 13 years.

Anthony Boucher praised Beaumont for his portrayal of "an eery uncertain world of unexpected terrors and betrayals," although he faulted.

Eastern Echo claimed that it was "a great song to end an album" and "an eery aspect to the song is they both refer to their success in their respective.

Ballistics Records, a London offshoot of United Artists, and who noticed his "eery falsetto".

its world premiere at the Cinequest Film Festival newsworthy due to its eery similarities to the ongoing crisis, and received positive reviews Buhler.

The New York Review of Books called it "eery and tenebrous.

1655, Academic Press, 2001, ISBN 0-12-352651-5 "The Trinity Test: 'An eery and awesome sight' by Robert Christy".

were first alerted to the Irish Setter’s bowel issues when Tagg noticed an eery brown liquid pouring down the back window, followed immediately by him and.

of flowers and later the ‘mudi’ made of ‘hongare’ tree is placed on the eery top by the carpenter.

actor, but at the same time dramatic vocalist and the song was very very eery [sic].

a sonic homage to MJ, and watching the Weeknd strut around ablaze is an eery [sic] coincidence.

eeda , 28th Marrh, his remains were folloxed to Glasgow Necropolis by a eery n presentative gathering of those who had en ioyed his persmell friendship.

Dai yōkai ten: from eery to endearing, yōkai in the arts of Japan.

And it is an eery [sic] reminder of all the garbage that gets installed on Windows PCs by default.

citizens will have experienced the same as me, that to them, this is cold and eery, as if someone had sheared their wool in the middle of the winter.

Synonyms:

eerie; unusual; strange;

Antonyms:

native; nativeness; familiarity; familiar;