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out-there. adjective. (also out there) us / ˈaʊtˌðer / uk / ˈaʊtˌðeə r/. Add to word list Add to word list. unusual or extreme: He is a great agent because he isn't afraid to give the more out-there acts a try. Some of their ideas are totally out there.
The meaning of OUT-THERE is unconventional. How to use out-there in a sentence.
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English out there a) in a place that could be anywhere except here My real father is out there and one day I plan to find him. b) where someone or something can be noticed by many people Jerry Lewis is out there all the time raising money for disabled kids.
Synonyms for OUT-THERE: unconventional, dissident, dissenting, heretical, iconoclastic, maverick, heretic, nonconformist; Antonyms of OUT-THERE: conventional, orthodox, conformist, conforming.
out-there. (of people) different, confident, having strong opinions and attracting attention to yourself; (of ideas) different from what most people consider normal, but exciting. Wow, this is such an out-there character. This role is definitely going to be cool.
adjective. Someone or something that is out-there is very extreme or unusual. [informal] It takes a certain type of person to carry off the more out-there looks. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. Word Frequency.
Out there definition: unconventional or eccentric. See examples of OUT THERE used in a sentence.
Someone or something that is out-there is very extreme or unusual. [informal] ...various artists with out-there names like Furry Green Lamppost. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers.
adjective. (idiomatic) Crazy, nutty, loony. I like the ideas Melissa came up with but Brad's ideas were just out there. Wiktionary. Origin of Out-there. out + there. From Wiktionary. Out-there Sentence Examples. Were the Indians out there watching right now?
Jun 11, 2018 · out there means "out in the world" or "out there in the audience". It can be understood as a clause: ... for the Audens [who are] out there. That is, for poets who are like Auden, and who may be reading these words.
