surreal

adjective
UK /səˈrɪəl/
US /səˈriːəl/

Very strange, like a dream.

The fog made the old castle look surreal.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having a strange, dreamlike quality that feels unreal.

Walking through the empty city at night felt surreal.

3. Related to surrealism, an art style that mixes dream images with reality.

The painting's surreal style confused some viewers.

4. So odd or unexpected that it is hard to believe.

Seeing snow in summer was a surreal surprise.