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Meaning of outlandish
The primary meaning of "outlandish" is relating to or resembling something that is extremely unusual or unconventional.
Etymology of outlandish
The word "outlandish" has its roots in the 15th century, originating from the phrase "outland" which referred to a foreign country.
Initially, "outlandish" meant coming from or relating to a foreign country, but over time its meaning evolved to encompass anything that was unusual, exotic, or extraordinary.
Synonyms
absurd
preposterous
ridiculous
laughable
comical
humorous
amusing
entertaining
bizarre
eccentric
unconventional
unorthodox
unusual
strange
peculiar
odd
quaint
fantastical
fanciful
extravagant
extreme
outre
outrageous
shocking
scandalous
extraordinary
exceptional
remarkable
notable
striking
conspicuous
glaring
ostentatious
flamboyant
garish
gaudy
ostentatious
Definitions
- The word "outlandish" is defined by Oxford Languages as extremely unusual or unconventional, often in a way that is considered attractive or appealing.
- * It can also refer to something that is absurd or ridiculous, often in a humorous or entertaining way.
Usage Examples
- The outlandish costume she wore to the party drew a lot of attention.
- * His outlandish claims about the new product were met with skepticism.
- * The outlandish architecture of the building made it a popular tourist attraction.
Antonyms
normal
ordinary
usual
conventional
traditional
typical
familiar
common
mundane
dull
boring
unremarkable
unexceptional
unnotable
inconspicuous
understated
restrained
modest
reasonable
sensible
practical
realistic