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Definition of «outlandish»

The word "outlandish" is an adjective which means something that is strange, unusual or bizarre. It can also refer to something that comes from a foreign country or region and is therefore unfamiliar or exotic. The term often implies that the thing being described is so far outside of what is considered normal or acceptable that it seems almost ridiculous or absurd.

Usage examples

  1. The fashion designer showcased an outlandish collection on the runway, featuring unconventional cuts, bold prints, and exaggerated proportions.
  2. We were surprised when our neighbor showed up at the party wearing an outlandish costume inspired by a mythical creature.
  3. The politician made outlandish claims during the debate, stating that aliens had visited Earth and were secretly controlling the government.
  4. The movie's plot was quite outlandish, with a talking dog as the protagonist and a plot twist involving time travel.
  5. The restaurant served an outlandish dessert, consisting of ice cream topped with caviar and gold flakes.

Phrases with «outlandish»

Sentences with «outlandish»

  • Could it be that, following a barage of criticism from the likes of the MET office about catastrophe - mongering by scientists and the media, and following a bout of outlandish claims of the worse - than - previously - thought variety from the likes of Chris Field, James Hansen and James Lovelock, journalists are counting to ten before regurgitating such empty rhetoric? (climate-resistance.org)
  • Also like an old - school video game, the challenges become more outlandish as the forward movement progresses. (waytooindie.com)
  • IT wasn't a hard decision for then PM Abbott to make considering the string of outlandish claims made by Flannery and the Commission... (climatism.blog)
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