out of the way (Meaning)
out of the way (s)
improper or even offensive
dealt with; disposed of
exceptional, unusual, or remarkable
remote from populous or much-traveled regions
exceptional, unusual, or remarkable
improper or even offensive
dealt with; disposed of
remote from populous or much-traveled regions
out of the way (r)
extraordinary; unusual
improper; amiss
in a remote location or at a distance from the usual route
murdered
so as not to obstruct or hinder
out of the way (a.)
See under Out, adv.
Synonyms & Antonyms of out of the way
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- bewildering
- spaced-out
- addlepated
- outstanding
- confounding
- uncustomary
- puzzling
- salient
- crotchety
- shocking
- kookie
- cranky
- flaky
- mystifying
- phantasmagorical
- nonmainstream
- freaky
- perplexing
- aberrant
- out-there
- nonconformist
- notable
- conspicuous
- baffling
- atypical
- unorthodox
- prominent
- fantastic
- phantasmagoric
- striking
- unwonted
- atrocious
- noticeable
- singular
- freak
- phenomenal
- freakish
- idiosyncratic
Antonyms:
out of the way Sentence Examples
- Please move the clutter out of the way so we can have more space.
- The fallen tree branch is blocking the path, so we need to clear it out of the way.
- The construction crew worked diligently to get everything out of the way before the demolition.
- The firefighters quickly moved the bystanders out of the way to prevent further harm.
- The police cordoned off the area, keeping everyone out of the way during the investigation.
- We cleared out of the way as the large truck approached at a high speed.
- The doctor instructed the nurse to gently move the patient's hair out of the way for the examination.
- The crowd parted to make way for the procession, creating a clear path.
- The maintenance team worked tirelessly to get the equipment out of the way for the repairs.
- The electrician needed to remove the wires out of the way before installing the new lights.
FAQs About the word out of the way
improper or even offensive, dealt with; disposed of, exceptional, unusual, or remarkable, remote from populous or much-traveled regions, extraordinary; unusual,
funny, odd, peculiar, strange, eccentric, curious, erratic, quaint, unusual, crazy
prosaic, everyday, average, routine, normal, garden, standard, everyday, garden, commonplace
Please move the clutter out of the way so we can have more space.
The fallen tree branch is blocking the path, so we need to clear it out of the way.
The construction crew worked diligently to get everything out of the way before the demolition.
The firefighters quickly moved the bystanders out of the way to prevent further harm.
