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outlandish

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /aʊtˈlændɪʃ/

outlandish means: Very strange or unusual, sometimes in a way that seems silly or hard to believe.

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Very strange or unusual, sometimes in a way that seems silly or hard to believe.

  • He wore an outlandish hat.
  • Her outlandish ideas made everyone laugh.
  • Even his friends doubted those outlandish claims.

Similar words: bizarre, strange, outrageous

Opposites: ordinary

Common phrases: outlandish clothes, outlandish idea, outlandish claim

Questions about outlandish

What does outlandish mean?

Very strange or unusual, sometimes in a way that seems silly or hard to believe.

What is outlandish in other languages?

Türkçe: tuhaf · Español: extravagante · Français: extravagant · Deutsch: bizarr · Italiano: stravagante · 日本語: 奇抜な

How do you pronounce outlandish?

It is pronounced /aʊtˈlændɪʃ/.

How do you use outlandish in a sentence?

He wore an outlandish hat. Her outlandish ideas made everyone laugh.

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