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oddness

/ˈɒd.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser impar, ya sea en el sentido de un número que no es divisible entre dos, o en el de rareza o excentricidad difícil de explicar.

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noun

/ˈɒd.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser impar, ya sea en el sentido de un número que no es divisible entre dos, o en el de rareza o excentricidad difícil de explicar.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being odd, which can mean either the property of being an odd number (not divisible by two) or a peculiarity or eccentricity that is not easily explained.

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  1. Parity of odd numbersC1formal

    The quality or state of being an odd number, i.e., not divisible by two.

    esCualidad de impar

    • In mathematics, the oddness of a number is determined by its remainder when divided by two.
    • The concept of oddness is fundamental in number theory.
    • She explained the oddness of the integer 7.

    Antónimosevenness

  2. Eccentricity or strangenessC1formal

    The quality of being unusual, peculiar, or difficult to explain.

    esrareza, extrañeza

    • His oddness made him stand out in the crowd.
    • There was an oddness to her behavior that puzzled everyone.
    • The oddness of the situation left them all speechless.

    Sinónimosbizarrenesseccentricityoutlandishnesspeculiarityquirkinessstrangenessunusualnessweirdness

    Antónimoscommonnessconventionalityfamiliaritynormalityordinarinessregularitytypicalityusualness

Formas
  • oddnesses plural form
  • oddnesses' possessive plural form
  • oddness's possessive singular form
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