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surreally

American  
[ser-ee-uhl-ee] / sərˈi əl i /

adverb

  1. in a way or to a degree that feels surreal; in a way that is disorienting, bizarre, or fantastic.


Example Sentences

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He’ll move in place for much of the show, remaining silent as a fantastical life transpires around him — dancers, ornately costumed characters and larger-than-life puppets will surreally reflect the journey of life.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s hard not to muse — even with little confirmed information — on the demise of such a surreally glamorous, even exotic public couple as Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.

From Los Angeles Times

Ananas has kept the bar and the bar vibe of the last occupant, Primo Pizza, with flat-screen TVs seeming almost surreally superimposed into the vintage atmosphere.

From Seattle Times

The film’s style is rooted in an 1890s Victorian setting, but it expands surreally from there.

From Seattle Times

As Meesh went, Darrell Powell stood in the 200 level on the northwest side, surrounded by family members, surreally repeating the same three words:

From Seattle Times