Pronunciation: /left.fiːld/
noun a position in baseball to the left of the center fielder
A1 I don't understand why she always comes up with ideas that are so leftfield.
A2 The leftfield choice of music for the party surprised everyone.
B1 The artist's latest exhibition is a bit too leftfield for my taste.
B2 The director's decision to cast an unknown actor in the lead role was a leftfield move.
C1 The scientist's leftfield theory challenged the current understanding of the universe.
C2 Her leftfield approach to problem-solving often leads to innovative solutions.
adjective unexpected or unconventional
A1 The new student's leftfield ideas surprised the class.
A2 Her choice of music was a bit leftfield for the party.
B1 The company's leftfield marketing strategy paid off in the end.
B2 The director's leftfield casting decisions brought a fresh perspective to the film.
C1 The artist's leftfield approach to painting challenged traditional norms.
C2 His leftfield interpretation of the play left the audience in awe.
formal The decision to include such a controversial topic in the academic conference was quite leftfield.
informal I never expected her to come up with such a leftfield idea for the party.
slang That movie was so leftfield, I couldn't even follow the plot.
figurative His argument came out of leftfield and completely changed the direction of the debate.
leftfield
leftfields
more leftfield
most leftfield
leftfield
will leftfield
have leftfielded
is leftfielding
leftfield
leftfield
to leftfield
leftfielding
leftfielded