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Definition of way-out in English: way-outadjectiveweɪˈaʊtˈˌweɪ ˈaʊt informal Extremely unconventional, unusual, or avant-garde. teachers were accused of espousing way-out ideologies and teaching methods Example sentencesExamples - All of them are conservative types, and think I'm weird and way-out for what I do and don't do when it comes to church and religion.
- The result is just as way-out and bizarre, but a lot less funny.
- Its always best to believe the most likely theory that has documentation rather than the way-out ones that don't.
- The end result will be like something you have seen in way-out fashion magazines.
- Instead, the scientists backed more way-out systems for reflecting the sun's rays back into space.
- With their way-out designs and wacky wardrobes, these fashion students at York College are more used to setting trends than following them.
- But not all of the critics who have attacked the President for being dishonest are peddlers of these way-out notions.
- Interesting how research projects sometimes come up with way-out results like these.
- Parents may want to think twice if their teenager is telling them way-out stories, having wilder than usual mood swings and seeing things that aren't there.
- The decade that gave us Madonna, Prince and all the other way-out entertainers is yours for the remaking, retaking and reliving!
- Looking back, it was a great place in which to grow up but, with my way-out lifestyle, I can't see myself living there now.
- But the Seventies were more than a cocktail of way-out fashions and disco dancing.
- If I had unlimited resources, I would use the Albert Hall for some way-out Stockhausen sonic experiment.
- Many of the ‘re-imaginings’ are pretty way-out and I'm not sure they are terribly good.
- It seemed pretty way-out until I read the 5 preceding articles he refers to in paragraph 5.
- I'm not a way-out liberal: I've never advocated any of these things.
- Reporting on both way-out theories and scientific discoveries, the author remains funny, fair-minded, and firmly planted on Earth.
- The fact is that the proportion of the community involved in more way-out therapies like magnetism or iridology, is pretty small.
- There are plenty of way-out things I do not believe.
- We've grown used to Japanese car makers showing way-out pollutionless cars of the distant future.
Synonyms unconventional, off-centre, outlandish, eccentric, quirky, aberrant, unusual, crazy, absurd, bizarre, mad, strange, weird, freakish, peculiar, odd, uncommon, avant-garde informal far out, offbeat, oddball, wacky, screwy, nutty, batty British informal rum North American informal bizarro, off the wall
Rhymes about, bout, clout, devout, doubt, down-and-out, drought, flout, gout, grout, knout, lout, mahout, misdoubt, nowt, out, out-and-out, owt, pout, Prout, right about, rout, scout, shout, snout, spout, sprout, stout, thereabout, thereout, throughout, timeout, tout, trout, without Definition of way-out in US English: way-outadjectiveˈˌweɪ ˈaʊtˈˌwā ˈout informal Regarded as extremely unconventional, unusual, or avant-garde. teachers were accused of espousing way-out ideologies and teaching methods Example sentencesExamples - The result is just as way-out and bizarre, but a lot less funny.
- Many of the ‘re-imaginings’ are pretty way-out and I'm not sure they are terribly good.
- Instead, the scientists backed more way-out systems for reflecting the sun's rays back into space.
- Its always best to believe the most likely theory that has documentation rather than the way-out ones that don't.
- The end result will be like something you have seen in way-out fashion magazines.
- But the Seventies were more than a cocktail of way-out fashions and disco dancing.
- It seemed pretty way-out until I read the 5 preceding articles he refers to in paragraph 5.
- All of them are conservative types, and think I'm weird and way-out for what I do and don't do when it comes to church and religion.
- I'm not a way-out liberal: I've never advocated any of these things.
- Reporting on both way-out theories and scientific discoveries, the author remains funny, fair-minded, and firmly planted on Earth.
- If I had unlimited resources, I would use the Albert Hall for some way-out Stockhausen sonic experiment.
- Interesting how research projects sometimes come up with way-out results like these.
- But not all of the critics who have attacked the President for being dishonest are peddlers of these way-out notions.
- The fact is that the proportion of the community involved in more way-out therapies like magnetism or iridology, is pretty small.
- There are plenty of way-out things I do not believe.
- The decade that gave us Madonna, Prince and all the other way-out entertainers is yours for the remaking, retaking and reliving!
- With their way-out designs and wacky wardrobes, these fashion students at York College are more used to setting trends than following them.
- We've grown used to Japanese car makers showing way-out pollutionless cars of the distant future.
- Looking back, it was a great place in which to grow up but, with my way-out lifestyle, I can't see myself living there now.
- Parents may want to think twice if their teenager is telling them way-out stories, having wilder than usual mood swings and seeing things that aren't there.
Synonyms unconventional, off-centre, outlandish, eccentric, quirky, aberrant, unusual, crazy, absurd, bizarre, mad, strange, weird, freakish, peculiar, odd, uncommon, avant-garde
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