Odder: meaning, definitions and examples

strange behavior

The word 'odder' is the comparative form of 'odd', which describes something that is unusual or unexpected. It implies a comparison, suggesting that one thing is more strange or peculiar than another. In various contexts, 'odder' can indicate unexpected events, unusual characteristics in people, or peculiar situations. It often carries a whimsical or eccentric connotation, suggesting that something may be charmingly unusual or deviating from the norm.

more peculiar, more unusual, quirkier, stranger

Examples of usage

• His behavior was odder than usual during the meeting.

• She wore an odder outfit than her friends.

• The results of the experiment produced odder outcomes than anticipated.