ee·rie 
/ˈiri/ adjective
ee·ri·er; ee·ri·est /ˈiri/ adjective [or more eerie; most eerie] : strange and mysterious
▪ a coyote's eerie howl ▪ The flames cast an eerie glow. ▪ a land of eerie beauty ▪ an eerie coincidence
▪ a coyote's eerie howl ▪ The flames cast an eerie glow. ▪ a land of eerie beauty ▪ an eerie coincidence
— ee·ri·ly /ˈirəli/ adverb
▪ The two towns are eerily similar.
/ˈirəli/ adverb ▪ The two towns are eerily similar.
— ee·ri·ness /ˈirinəs/ noun
[noncount] ▪ the eeriness of the coyote's howl [singular] ▪ There is an eeriness about that coincidence.
/ˈirinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ the eeriness of the coyote's howl [singular] ▪ There is an eeriness about that coincidence.
