odd·ly 
/ˈɑ:dli/ adverb
/ˈɑ:dli/ adverb 1 [more oddly; most oddly] : in a strange or unusual way
▪ the house's oddly shaped roof ▪ She had never been there before, but the place seemed oddly [=strangely] familiar to her. ▪ Their lives had been oddly similar. 2 — used to say that something is strange, odd, or surprising ▪ He felt, oddly, that he had been happier before becoming famous. ▪ It was cold and rainy, but oddly enough, everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.
▪ the house's oddly shaped roof ▪ She had never been there before, but the place seemed oddly [=strangely] familiar to her. ▪ Their lives had been oddly similar.
