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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'like a stranger' is correct, and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase in a variety of contexts, such as when describing the feeling of alienation or unfamiliarity with a place or situation. For example, "He felt like a stranger in his own home after all the changes his family had made while he was away at college."
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Ray said, "She's like a stranger".
"Really, I feel like a stranger.
Nevertheless, she feels like a stranger here.
"And suddenly it feels like a stranger".
For years, "Eve" felt like a stranger.
"He didn't seem like a stranger.
I feel like a stranger everywhere I go.
"What?" "Who?" "Where?" I felt like a stranger gaping in.
Perhaps because I have always felt like a stranger.
In spite of everything, she still felt like a stranger.
We grew up very similar, alienated kids, feeling like a stranger in a strange land.
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