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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit bizarre at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that seems strange or unusual in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The party was a bit bizarre at first, with everyone dressed in costumes that didn't match the theme."
Alternatives: "somewhat odd in" or "rather strange at".
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"It seems a bit bizarre as he only passed it about three feet.
This seems a bit bizarre, because looking at them side by side they don't resemble each other at all.
All the police officers thought I'd already been here, loads of MPs thought I was a returning MP, people just didn't realise I was new – so they kept wondering why I didn't know where to go". This seems a bit bizarre, because looking at them side by side they don't resemble each other at all.
Not only was I completely blown away by the quality of the sound, the infectious energy of the group and their ability to pull off these songs (which at first sounded a bit bizarre to me through headphones), I was most fascinated by the sheer talent of all three musicians on a live level.
As I cling to the crash barrier to stare as hard as I can, I can't deny it's a bit bizarre to see a painting idolised like a star at a movie premiere.
But that was precisely because the sport is a bit bizarre to watch.
The family's routine, though a bit bizarre to an outsider, was smooth from use.
It is also a bit bizarre that every single handball becomes yellow – even the most innocuous of them.
My friends thought my interest in ballet was a bit bizarre, because it came from nowhere.
It all seems a bit bizarre to me.
It's fascinating and a bit bizarre to watch, and it clearly shows that Foursquare has tapped into something powerful.
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