outlandish
ുയർന്ന
definition
adjective
outlandish brightly colored clothes
looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar.
In fact, the Cossack regards the Russian peasant as a foreign, outlandish , despicable creature.
foreign; alien.
example
They came to watch a bunch of people dressed in ridiculous clothes and 'outlandish' make-up run amok in a slapstick whirlwind of escapism.
They wore 'outlandish' clothes without fear of being laughed at by little boys on the bus.
All ideas, no matter how 'outlandish' , will be considered.
The front-man has been trying to hide his thinning locks with a string of 'outlandish' haircuts and colour treatments for years.
They do not think that victory requires 'outlandish' luck, freakish circumstances, bizarrely compliant opposition.
It sounds like a headline from a supermarket tabloid, but the idea may not be as 'outlandish' as it first appears.
All sorts of people were allowed to lecture, some of them with quite 'outlandish' ideas.
Much of it is so ridiculous, so confused and generally 'outlandish' that it often becomes comical.
But it proves that even their most 'outlandish' ideas are underpinned by an intuitive grasp of what makes great pop.
So it shouldn't be an 'outlandish' idea that personal missions drive what we do as journalists.
All around her, pupils are wearing the kind of 'outlandish' clothes and hairstyles one would expect of teenagers anywhere in Europe.
Some people bowl because it gives them a license to go out, have a drink, wear 'outlandish' clothes, and yell.
But what really brings it to life is its gallery of 'outlandish' , oddball and downright terrifying characters and creatures.
At every turn, there he was, drawling something even more 'outlandish' than his previous bizarre utterances.
He makes 'outlandish' comment, uses colourful language and generally does his homework.
The longer people went without answers, the more 'outlandish' and bizarre their theories became.
In fact, the Cossack regards the Russian peasant as a foreign, 'outlandish' , despicable creature.
Many of your more bizarre or 'outlandish' schemes will come to fruition.
Instead, their 'outlandish' ideas were applauded, so they hit upon the notion of recording their next stunt on video.
No matter how 'outlandish' your idea is, it must be accepted if it holds up experimentally.
At any rate, this all seems rather bizarre and 'outlandish' - until you realise where the bodies are buried.
Said hedge fund manager offered the hoariest excuse known to man for doing a merger: because you want to gain control of an asset whose owner is charging 'outlandishly' high rents.
He does so in the 'outlandishness' of his extremes and the marvellous and continual flow of sometimes absurd paradoxes.
If you do happen to be travelling on a country road in the next week or two and you come across 120 cars, buses and trucks, which have been 'outlandishly' decorated, don't panic!
Every lad was sporting tartan of varying degrees of 'outlandishness' .
The solos, while clearly demonstrating proficiency and accomplishment on the various instruments, were not 'outlandishly' virtuoustic (as one often finds with emerging jazz groups trying to consolidate their place on the scene).
It's all there, in its laughable 'outlandishness' .
Strange as they look and 'outlandishly' as they may behave, they won't bite, usually.
And in come the mummers, faces muffled and painted, 'outlandishly' costumed in multicolored skirts, frock coats, long-johns, turned jackets, stuffed pants.
It was the 'outlandishness' of some of the requests.
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