Pronunciation: /aʊtˈlændər/
noun a person from a foreign land or country; outsider or stranger
A1 The outlander was lost in the unfamiliar city.
A2 The outlander struggled to understand the local customs.
B1 The outlander found it hard to adapt to the new culture.
B2 The outlander eventually became a respected member of the community.
C1 The outlander's unique perspective enriched the local society.
C2 The outlander's presence brought a fresh energy to the town.
formal The outlander arrived in the foreign land with a sense of curiosity and wonder.
informal The outlander seemed a bit lost in the big city, but eventually found their way around.
slang That outlander dude is totally clueless about how things work around here.
figurative She felt like an outlander in her own family, never quite fitting in with their traditions and beliefs.
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