unbizarre

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ bizarre.

Adjective

unbizarre (comparative more unbizarre, superlative most unbizarre)

1. Not bizarre.
   • 2009, Rebecca Reider, Dreaming the Biosphere: The Theater of All Possibilities:

     But again, one of the most bizarre things about the Theater of All Possibilities' cosmic drama was how unbizarre it was, and how much, in its own fantastical way, it reflected other American dramas of its time.

Anagrams

• rurbanize, urbanizer