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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a strange day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a day that was unusual or out of the ordinary in some way.
Example: "Yesterday was a strange day; nothing seemed to go as planned."
Alternatives: "an odd day" or "a peculiar day".
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A couple of days ago, I had a strange day.
A strange day.
What a strange day.
"It was a strange day," he said.
It was a strange day for the France centre.
Jim Grindle Formby, Merseyside It has been a strange day.
It's a strange day, with very mixed feelings.
"It was a strange day for me," Harrington said.
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It rides over his strange, late painting in which a sunflower careens over the hills like circular-saw blade, and rises over landscapes that have a strange, day-for-night light.
But it will make a strange Friday for those in the industry who choose to watch a day of shows, followed by the fashion satire sequel.
Bradley says: Had a bit of a strange Saturday night, to be honest: firstly I can't remember covering an FA Cup match at 7.45pm before, but I know I definitely haven't covered a game where VAR was being used.
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