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bizarre
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The Scorch Trials
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Every breath, every sigh in the room was like an explosion compared to the bizarre haze of quiet.†
p. 35.3 *

bizarre = exceedingly odd or unusual
But he'd barely registered this when an even more bizarre sight on the far side of the room caught his attention.†
p. 49.6
He went on to explain what had happened, and so much of it matched what Thomas and the Gladers had been through, it was just plain bizarre.†
p. 108.3
Thomas was enjoying her being so close, but it seemed so bizarre and out of the blue.†
p. 174.4
That was when things got bizarre.†
p. 237.8

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.