Wiktionary
n. 1 The state or measure of being bizarre. 2 A bizarre thing.
Usage examples of "bizarrerie".
Other points of view opened in succession--now a full one of the front of the old castle, and now a side glimpse at its particular towers, the former rich in all the bizarrerie of the Elizabethan school, while the simple and solid strength of other parts of the building seemed to show that they had been raised more for defence than ostentation.
Er sah die Nachbildungen von Meisterwerken aus allen Galerieen der Erde, die kostbaren Rahmen in ihrer simplen Bizarrerie, die Renaissanceplastik, die Bronzeleiber und Zierglaeser, die schillernden Vasen, den Buchschmuck und die Portraets der Kuenstler, Musiker, Philosophen, Schauspieler, Dichter, sah alles an und wandte an jeden Gegenstand einen Augenblick.
Only in Tokyo could the jam-packed bizarrerie of a byway like Takeshita-dori exist side by side with the elegant teahouses and antiques shops of Brahms-no-komichi, and the stark contrast is one of the reasons Harajuku has always been one of my favorite parts of the city.
I thought of all the bizarreries I might have missed in my life, just in my peripheral vision.
And the queer part was, that Pickman got none of his power from the use of selectiveness or bizarrerie.