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City of Fallen Angels
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They were a sort of bizarre amalgam of millionaires—people who never had to consider the petty parts of life, like how to shop for food, or use MetroCard machines in the subway—and soldiers, with their rigid self-discipline and constant training.†
Chpt 6 *

bizarre = exceedingly odd or unusual
Surely, he thought, there was no way this night could get any more bizarre.†
Chpt 9
The demon lunged for Clary, and she stopped screaming abruptly and flung herself backward, over the altar—a perfect flip, and for one bizarre moment she wished Jace had been there to see it.†
Chpt 11
The lid of it vanished, peeling back in a way that reminded Simon bizarrely of peeling back the lid of a tin of sardines.†
Chpt 17

bizarrely = in a manner that is exceedingly odd or unusual
They moved all together, less like people than like an eerie dark tide—eerie because they were so silent and so bizarrely strong and fast.†
Chpt 18

Definitions:

(1) (bizarre as in: is bizarre)
exceedingly odd or unusual
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Bizarre can also refer to a marketplace -- especially in the Middle East.