outlandish
adjective
Everyday
Outlandish means strange and odd, unlike what is usual, often from a far-off foreign land. tree →
In the lessons
strange creatures, clothes or speech from a far-off place in tales
Examples
- She wore outlandish clothes from a distant land. tree →
- An outlandish bird with blue feathers landed on the wall. tree →
- "I don't understand your outlandish talk," said the king. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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