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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all a bit bizarre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that seems strange or unusual in a somewhat informal context.
Example: "The way they reacted to the news was all a bit bizarre, leaving everyone confused about what to think."
Alternatives: "somewhat odd" or "a little strange".
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All a bit bizarre, and instantly forgotten by Sky's commentators.
"It's all a bit bizarre, really," she said.
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It all went a bit bizarre.
It all seems a bit bizarre to me.
While all this might sound a bit bizarre, Turrell has a wealth of knowledge to back up his ideas, including a degree in perceptual psychology and another in mathematics.
This seems a bit bizarre, because looking at them side by side they don't resemble each other at all.
That was always a bit bizarre.
And finally, something a bit bizarre.
"It still feels a bit bizarre".
Frankly it's a bit bizarre.
"The setting was a bit bizarre.
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