Feel strange
verb phrase
To experience unusual or unexpected physical or emotional sensations.
After the surgery, he started to feel strange but the doctor said it was a normal reaction to the anesthesia.
Often appears as...
- feel strange about
- start to feel strange
verb phrase
To think that something is not right or normal.
She couldn't explain why, but she felt strange about the situation and decided to leave.
Often appears as...
- feel strange about
- something feels strange
verb phrase
To feel out of place or uncomfortable in a certain situation or environment.
After living in the city for years, he felt strange returning to his small hometown.
Often appears as...
- feel strange in
- feels strange to
verb phrase
To experience unusual or unexpected physical or emotional sensations.
After the surgery, he started to feel strange but the doctor said it was a normal reaction to the anesthesia.
Often appears as...
- feel strange about
- start to feel strange
verb phrase
To think that something is not right or normal.
She couldn't explain why, but she felt strange about the situation and decided to leave.
Often appears as...
- feel strange about
- something feels strange
verb phrase
To feel out of place or uncomfortable in a certain situation or environment.
After living in the city for years, he felt strange returning to his small hometown.
Often appears as...
- feel strange in
- feels strange to
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/2After Effects
Use 'feel strange' to describe sensations following an event like medication, exercise, or travel.
I felt strange after that roller coaster ride.
Pro Tip 2/2Not Always Bad
'Feel strange' doesn't necessarily mean something negative; it can be neutral or due to novelty.
Trying sushi for the first time, she started to feel strange.
Pro Tip 1/2After Effects
Use 'feel strange' to describe sensations following an event like medication, exercise, or travel.
I felt strange after that roller coaster ride.
Pro Tip 2/2Not Always Bad
'Feel strange' doesn't necessarily mean something negative; it can be neutral or due to novelty.
Trying sushi for the first time, she started to feel strange.
Pro Tip 1/2After Effects
Use 'feel strange' to describe sensations following an event like medication, exercise, or travel.
I felt strange after that roller coaster ride.
Pro Tip 2/2Not Always Bad
'Feel strange' doesn't necessarily mean something negative; it can be neutral or due to novelty.
Trying sushi for the first time, she started to feel strange.
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