outré Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- funky
- offbeat
- weirdo
- odd
- fantastical
- rare
- kookie
- bizarro
- crazy
- unconventional
- out-of-the-way
- unusual
- screwy
- prominent
- kinky
- outstanding
- quirky
- off-the-wall
- far-out
- weird
- wacky
- outrageous
- curious
- outlandish
- way-out
- quaint
- remarkable
- whacky
- kooky
- wild
- queer
- peculiar
Weak:
- rum
- noticeable
- freakish
- bewildering
- salient
- uncustomary
- aberrant
- phenomenal
- phantasmagoric
- uncommon
- off-kilter
- abnormal
- conspicuous
- addlepated
- striking
- spaced-out
- unique
- out-there
- freak
- notable
- cranky
- shocking
- singular
- unwonted
- perplexing
- queerish
- crotchety
- mystifying
- phantasmagorical
- unorthodox
- freaky
- extraordinary
- confounding
- nonmainstream
- idiosyncratic
- nonconformist
- flaky
- puzzling
- atypical
- baffling
- fantastic
- atrocious
Meaning of outré
outré
violating convention or propriety, very strange or unusual
outré Sentence Examples
- The actress wore an outré gown to the premiere, causing a stir among the audience.
- The politician's outré statements shocked and alienated many of his supporters.
- The artist's outré installation challenged societal norms and sparked controversy.
- The film's outré plotline and characters pushed the boundaries of conventional filmmaking.
- The fashion designer's outré designs were met with mixed reactions, from admiration to bewilderment.
- The author's outré novel explored taboo subjects and unconventional perspectives.
- The politician's outré policies were widely criticized as impractical and extreme.
- The musician's outré performance featured experimental sounds and unconventional instruments.
- The writer's outré essay provoked outrage and sparked a heated debate.
- The artist's outré work was both celebrated and reviled, leaving an enduring mark on the art world.
FAQs About the word outré
violating convention or propriety, very strange or unusual
bizarre, erratic, strange, funny,eccentric, funky, offbeat, weirdo, odd, fantastical
usual, commonplace, ordinary, garden,standard, conventional, everyday, typical, normal, conservative
The actress wore an outré gown to the premiere, causing a stir among the audience.
The politician's outré statements shocked and alienated many of his supporters.
The artist's outré installation challenged societal norms and sparked controversy.
The film's outré plotline and characters pushed the boundaries of conventional filmmaking.
