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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an odd time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a time that is unusual or unexpected, often in a context where the timing is not typical.
Example: "I decided to call her at an odd time, hoping she would be free to talk."
Alternatives: "a strange time" or "an unusual time."
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It's an odd time.
"Such an odd time".
It would be an odd time now.
"It was an odd time and experience.
We're in an odd time in tech.
It seems like an odd time for a revolution.
"It's an odd time for me," Mr. Jay said.
The Super Bowl is an odd time for movie fans.
It probably ran on TV at an odd time".
Still, it's an odd time to be a Pacino fan.
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It has been an odd time for Giants running back Ron Dayne.
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