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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a strange monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a monitor that is unusual or not typical in some way, whether in appearance, function, or behavior.
Example: "The technician was puzzled by a strange monitor that displayed erratic colors and flickered constantly."
Alternatives: "an unusual monitor" or "a peculiar monitor".
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A strange monitor lizard from Borneo has become popular in the wildlife trade, which could threaten its existence, a conservation organization is warning in a new report.
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They are often late, although not counted as late due to the strange monitoring regime that allows exceptions and five minutes delay to be counted as "on time".
At times it surged into nerve-jangling ghost story as a strange voice crackled on the baby monitor and eggs smashed on the floor.
But there he was, same as always — except for the part about lying on a stretcher — in the middle of a strange, brightly lighted room where a monitor's screen flashed his heart rate and pulse.
As he wanders about a strange white living room with a prominent television monitor (Neil Patel's set), Doug looks lost, unsure what to do.
It's a strange, strange sport".
A strange silence descended.
"What a strange bloke!
A strange man, Scott.
A strange touch.
What a strange thought.
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