unearthly in Czech
unearthly in Czech is nepozemský, nadpozemský, nadpřirozený — unearthly means strange or eerie in a way that seems more than natural.
unearthly in Czech
nepozemský
Not of the earth; non-terrestrial.
nadpozemský
Preternatural or supernatural.
nadpřirozený
Preternatural or supernatural.
nezemský
Strange, enigmatic, or mysterious.
tajemný
Strange, enigmatic, or mysterious.
ulítlý
Ridiculous, ludicrous, or outrageous.
What does "unearthly" mean?
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adj Strange or eerie in a way that seems more than natural.
"An unearthly silence fell over the abandoned village."
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adj Ridiculously early, late, or extreme (used informally).
"He called me at some unearthly hour of the morning."
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unearthly in a sentence
- An unearthly silence fell over the abandoned village.
- He called me at some unearthly hour of the morning.
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What is "unearthly" in Czech?
"unearthly" in Czech is nepozemský, nadpozemský, nadpřirozený. unearthly means: Strange or eerie in a way that seems more than natural.
How do you use "unearthly" in a sentence?
Example: "An unearthly silence fell over the abandoned village." In Czech, "unearthly" is nepozemský, nadpozemský, nadpřirozený.
Are there other ways to say "unearthly" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 6 translations listed for "unearthly": nepozemský, nadpozemský, nadpřirozený, nezemský, tajemný, ulítlý.
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