1. In a strange manner; wonderfully.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• stragel,
• stangly,
• starngely,
• strangel,
• stragly,
• strangen,
• strongely,
• stranggle,
• strangeled,
• strongerly,
• strangly,
• stragely,
• strangley,
• stringly,
• stangely,
• stranely,
• strangeley,
• straigely,
• strngly,
• stragnely

• starnes,
• string tie,
• starns,
• straining,
• stearin,
• strain gauge,
• sterna,
• strainer,
• stringfellow,
• stormable,
• sterne,
• Stearns,
• strain gage,
• stringybark,
• stormily,
• stringy,
• strangles,
• strand,
• stirring,
• strings,
• Storino,
• star anise,
• strangled,
• strained,
• strain,
• stringency,
• strangle,
• sturnidae,
• sternal,
• sterns,
• Strahan,
• strandberg,
• Stearn,
• straw man,
• string line,
• sterninae,
• strangler,
• staring,
• straying,
• sturnus,
• strong,
• styron,
• staringly,
• strongly,
• strangling,
• stringently,
• Storing,
• Strawn,
• sternness,
• strawman,
• stirringly,
• strangeness,
• strangulate,
• stranger,
• Sternberg,
• Stransky,
• string,
• strange,
• stringfield,
• sturnella,
• sternum,
• starring,
• strung,
• Sterner,
• sternly,
• starner,
• sturman,
• streng,
• Strang,
• styrene.

The adjective form of "strangely" is "strange".

The plural form of the word "strangely" is "strangelys". However, it is important to note that "strangelys" is not commonly used and the word "strangely" is typically used in both singular and plural contexts.

The singular form of the word "strangely" is "strange"