"Uncannily" refers to something that is eerie, mysterious, or strange in a way that is unsettling or hard to explain. It often describes situations or phenomena that evoke a sense of discomfort due to their unexpected or unnatural qualities. For example, if someone has an uncanny ability to predict events, it might feel both impressive and unsettling.
Scary means frightening or causing fear. Synonyms are frightening, chilling, horrifying, It can also mean uncannily striking or surprising. Synonyms are surprising, strange, or shocking.
He's rather tall, but uncannily good with his feet
The adverb for the adjective uncanny is "uncannily." It means in an unusual or unexpected way.
You are probably looking for the recording by "Them" published in 1970 on the LP "good and bad" - they sound uncannily like the Stones.
NEVER! Lake of Fire was written in 1984 by The Meat Puppets. Then, in the early 90s ('93?) Nirvana made the tune popular with their cover version in which Kurt Cobain sounds uncannily like the lead singer for Nazareth, Dan McCaferty.
The Web is shaped uncannily like a big bow tie, according to new research by scientists at IBM, Compaq and AltaVista. It is hoped the research, which defines how traffic travels around the Web, will lead to improved methods of searching the Net, as well as better e-commerce strategies.
They are the same person. His born name was Leslie Hope, but he enjoyed being called Bob.
To my ears, Chris Martin sings in a falsetto reminiscent of Betty Boop. Actually, I think even Betty Boop sang about two to three octaves lower than Chris Martin. Between that and the mind-numbingly tame, mopey elevator Muzak the vocals are set to, listening to Coldplay is uncannily similar to listening to a dying heroin addict try to give a concert.
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern ----NN--Y. That is, nine letter words with 5th letter N and 6th letter N and 9th letter Y. In alphabetical order, they are: antennary decennary perennity uncannily
yes Alexander graham bell invented the photophone along with the telephone which made his rich and famous very fast. It has been suggested that Elisha Gray invented the telephone and lodged his patent at the same office, and just before Bell. The diagrams on Bell's application, look uncannily like Gray's. Although Gray applied before Bell, the credit went to Bell.
Absolutely. One might even call it hyper-realistic. Anne was a Jew in hiding, who happened to be highly articulate, and an excellent natural writer. Her insights and speculations of what was happening were also uncannily accurate, and wise beyond her years. There is a reason that Anne's diary is considered the second largest selling book in history after the Bible, and has been translated into 60 languages.
Let's start with the point that what we really mean is, how to cause faster liquefaction, not quicker dissolving which, in the latter case, would mean how to make the dry and liquid ingredients of the gelatin to go into solution quicker. Uncannily, however, the answer is the same as to either question. Gelatin is refrigerated or kept on ice in order to prevent its becoming too soft, and eventually reverting to liquid form at "room" temperature. Following from that, the application of heat (that being ambient or artificially applied heat) will, conversely, cause a gelatin's reversion to liquid form (from whence it originated). Accordingly, the process of reversion to liquid will be accelerated by increase in the application of heat, i.e., will be hastened in proportion to the temperature to which the gelatin is subjected. In effect, the process of preparing a gelatin is reversible.