ferly Definition
a strange or unusual occurrence or phenomenon.
Using ferly: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ferly" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The ferly of the northern lights was a sight to behold.
Example
The ferly of the talking dog amazed everyone who heard it.
Example
The ferly of the disappearing act left the audience in awe.
ferly Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for ferly
- marvel
- wonder
- miracle
- phenomenon
- curiosity
Phrases with ferly
ferly-folk
people who are considered strange or unusual
Example
The ferly-folk of the town were often seen wandering around at night.
ferly-show
a spectacle or show that features strange or unusual things
Example
The circus was a ferly-show with its acrobats, clowns, and exotic animals.
ferly-sight
a strange or unusual sight that is worth seeing
Example
The abandoned castle was a ferly-sight that attracted many tourists.
Origins of ferly
from Old English 'fǣrlic', meaning 'sudden, unexpected'
Summary: ferly in Brief
The term 'ferly' [fur-lee] refers to a strange or unusual occurrence or phenomenon. It can be used to describe anything from natural wonders like the northern lights to supernatural events like a talking dog. 'Ferly' can also be used in phrases like 'ferly-folk,' referring to people who are considered strange or unusual, and 'ferly-show,' describing a spectacle or show that features strange or unusual things.
