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The phrase "a strange room" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a room that feels unusual, unfamiliar, or has an odd atmosphere.
Example: "As I entered the house, I was immediately drawn to a strange room at the end of the hallway, filled with peculiar artifacts."
Alternatives: "an odd room" or "a peculiar room".
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In a Strange Room, by Damon Galgut (Europa; $15).
It became a strange room because someone had walked out".
On Page 1 a man sits on a strange bed in a strange room.
Oddly enough, though, In A Strange Room has left me with a soothing sense of serenity.
Sometimes, indeed, it feels like we're living inside a strange room here.
"This is a strange room," one patient said, according to Eskildsen's detailed notes.
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And challenge them she did, starting at the ward door, where arriving children – even infants – had to say goodbye to their mothers and go with a uniformed nurse they had never met before into a huge, strange room.
Unlike a chimney, it has windows, which make the interior into a single strange room.
Hecht's Hell is a place where the arts, the checks and balances of the law, and the quality of mercy have no sway: all stand impotent before a Luger in a glove, a blueprint for a gas chamber — "the strange room / without windows".
Sitting in a strange hotel room in an unfamiliar city... he finally recognized the critical comment for the absurdity it had been".
He often found himself in a strange hotel room, packing his bags to go on to the next date just when he felt he was establishing a rapport with the local ensemble.
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