Pronunciation: /aʊtˈlændɪʃ/
adjective conspicuously unconventional; bizarre; strange
A1 The children thought the clown's outfit was outlandish.
A2 She had never seen such outlandish food before.
B1 The novel's plot was so outlandish that it was hard to follow.
B2 The designer's latest collection featured some truly outlandish pieces.
C1 The outlandish theories proposed by the scientist were met with skepticism by his peers.
C2 The outlandish demands of the celebrity made headlines around the world.
formal The professor dismissed the student's outlandish theory as lacking evidence.
informal I can't believe she wore that outlandish outfit to the party.
slang His outlandish dance moves had everyone laughing at the club.
figurative The artist's outlandish imagination brought to life a truly unique masterpiece.
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