outlandish (Meaning)
outlandish (s)
conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual
outlandish (a.)
Foreign; not native.
Hence: Not according with usage; strange; rude; barbarous; uncouth; clownish; as, an outlandish dress, behavior, or speech.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outlandish
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- flaky
- addlepated
- unorthodox
- crotchety
- atypical
- salient
- nonconformist
- queerish
- outstanding
- cranky
- noticeable
- baffling
- weirdo
- bizarro
- phantasmagoric
- confounding
- striking
- spaced-out
- freakish
- unwonted
- uncustomary
- freak
- phantasmagorical
- notable
- singular
- mystifying
- out-there
- puzzling
- shocking
- prominent
- fantastic
- perplexing
- conspicuous
- idiosyncratic
- freaky
- phenomenal
- aberrant
- off-kilter
- atrocious
- bewildering
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outlandish Sentence Examples
- The politician's proposals were so outlandish that they were laughed out of the room.
- The billionaire's mansion was an outlandish display of wealth and extravagance.
- The actress wore an outlandish outfit that drew gasps from the paparazzi.
- The artist's outlandish paintings challenged conventional notions of beauty.
- The scientist's outlandish theory about extraterrestrial life was met with skepticism.
- The author's outlandish plot twist left readers bewildered and intrigued.
- The athlete's outlandish training regimen involved swimming in ice baths and sleeping in an oxygen tent.
- The comedian's outlandish jokes pushed the boundaries of good taste.
- The company's outlandish marketing campaign featured talking animals and flying cars.
- The fashion designer's outlandish creations were both admired and reviled for their audacity.
FAQs About the word outlandish
conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusualForeign; not native., Hence: Not according with usage; strange; rude; barbarous; uncouth; clownish; as, an out
eccentric, peculiar, strange, unusual, funny,bizarre, erratic, weird, crazy, remarkable
usual, conventional, garden, prosaic,normal, commonplace, average, conventional, everyday, everyday
The politician's proposals were so outlandish that they were laughed out of the room.
The billionaire's mansion was an outlandish display of wealth and extravagance.
The actress wore an outlandish outfit that drew gasps from the paparazzi.
The artist's outlandish paintings challenged conventional notions of beauty.
