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Date:
1200-1300
Language:
Old English
Origin:
earg
'not brave, full of fear'
eerie
adjective
ee‧rie
strange and frightening
:
the eerie sound of an owl hooting at night
—
eerily
adverb
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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