eerie * , auch: eery

Behind her the house was dark and eerie, same as last time.

But if you think again, the whole thing is eerie.

It's an eerie sense of getting close to the man himself.

It was eerie to hear him say such a thing.

But he also thought it was just a bit eerie.

It was eerie, and for a moment I nearly let her go.

He was 18 years old and had an eerie feeling.

The lot was eerie at this time of the night.

In an eerie way, that told him something new about their relationship.

Sometimes it's eerie the way we know what is on the other's mind.

That said, its eerie sometimes how many things they do exactly the same.

But he also felt something else- an eerie sense of loss.

There was something eerie in the way she said it.

It was beginning to make an eerie sort of sense.

But there's a kind of an eerie feeling about the place after dark.

It was eerie down there, and she did not much like the idea of being alone.

When I went back there this summer, it was eerie.

It got more interesting and eerie as we went inside the house.

So under it her own brown skin took on an eerie look.

After he left, the room took on an eerie silence.

They all just looked at each other in eerie silence.

It was eerie, seeing so much water still as death.

This has led to its association with a very eerie sound.

But when the garden is not full of people, the place can seem eerie.

The space, however, is eerie and deep, as in a set for a play.