What are the opposite words for oddest?

The word "oddest" means unusual or strange. Therefore, its antonyms would be words that describe something as normal or typical. Some of the antonyms for "oddest" are familiar, customary, conventional, usual, standard, typical, and common. These words are often used to describe things that are commonplace or ordinary, and can be used to contrast with the unusual or strange. For example, one might say "This is the oddest thing I've ever seen," to describe something unusual or strange, compared to saying "This is the most typical thing I've ever seen," to describe something familiar and expected.

What are the antonyms for Oddest?

• adj.

  • aberrant
  • same
  ,
  • true
  .
  • abnormal
  • customary
  ,
  • straight
  .
  • anomalous
  • conforming
  .
  • atypical
  • typical
  .
  • balmy
  • balanced
  ,
  • rational
  ,
  • sane
  ,
  • sensible
  .
  • bizarre
  • reasonable
  .
  • capricious
  • constant
  ,
  • dependable
  ,
  • staid
  ,
  • steadfast
  ,
  • steady
  .
  • odd
  • like
  ,
  • matched
  ,
  • similar
  ,
  • unvaried
  .
  • odd/oddball
  • common
  ,
  • conventional
  ,
  • habitual
  ,
  • normal
  ,
  • ordinary
  ,
  • regular
  ,
  • standard
  ,
  • usual
  .

Usage examples for Oddest

Famous quotes with Oddest

• if one's only desires is to do harm to someone after they have done just about the same or maybe more to one another. karma shall strike in the oddest way & total truth will arise with proof for the one that desires the harm for that would mean they are the one who has caused more harm.

  a student
• Above all, what is oddest to the outsider is that Aborigines just aren't there.

  Bill Bryson
• The Opera House is a splendid edifice, and I wish to take nothing away from it, but my heart belongs to the Harbour Bridge. It's not as festive, but it is far more dominant – you can see it from every corner of the city, creeping into frame from the oddest angles, like an uncle who wants to get into every snapshot. From a distance it has a kind of gallant restraint, majestic but not assertive, but up close it is all might. It soars above you, so high that you could pass a ten-storey building beneath it, and looks like the heaviest thing on earth. Everything that is in it – the stone blocks in its four towers, the latticework of girders, the metal plates, the six-million rivets (with heads like halved apples) – is the biggest of its type you have ever seen. This is a bridge built by people who have had an Industrial Revolution, people with mountains of coal and ovens in which you could melt down a battleship. The arch alone weighs 30,000 tons. This is a great bridge.

  Bill Bryson
• “It doesn’t make much sense, does it?” my darling whispered to me. “People go at the oddest times and from the oddest causes.” “Soldiers live,” I muttered. “You’re turning that into a mantra.” “You feel guilty. You wonder why him and not me, then you’re glad it was him and not you, then you feel guilty. Soldiers live. And wonder why.”

  Glen Cook
• I saw a bunch of the weirdest, oddest people I have ever met in my life, who thought different, and acted different, and even made love different. And they made me laugh, and get angry, and be happy, and be sad, and excited, and even fall in love a little....And they didn’t seem to be so weird or strange anymore.

  Samuel R. Delany

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