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Discover Ludwig"quite surreal" is an appropriate phrase for written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something as being strange or dreamlike. For example, "The dream I had last night was quite surreal; it seemed like I was in a never-ending hallway."
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This is quite surreal.
"It's quite surreal.
It's become quite surreal.
"The whole episode was quite surreal.
"It was quite surreal," Thorpe said.
"The whole thing was quite surreal.
Being in LA was great, if quite surreal.
It was all quite surreal, especially the Saturday nights.
"It can be quite surreal," says drummer Pat Lundy.
The journey to this moment is quite surreal.
So it was quite surreal for me in China.
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