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Meanings of so outlandish in English

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Usage of so outlandish in English
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Is it so outlandish to suppose it might happen to me?
Austenland
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Bumping into Miriam at Shinobazu pond -not so outlandish, really.
Number9Dream
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How could air, water, dirt and rocks fashion themselves to become so outlandish?
The secret river
4
Maybe it wasn't so outlandish for me to think I could play different characters.
Teaching the pig to dance: a memoir
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Then again, maybe the idea isn't so outlandish after all.
The Guardian
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She divulged thoughts and experiences so outlandish, you had to wonder how much was true.
News.com.au
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It sounds so outlandish that it seems ripped directly from the pages of a Hollywood screenplay.
The Irish Times
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This tay is inoffensive enough, but I don't think Englishmen will ever take to anything so outlandish.
Quicksilver
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Aunt J. wants enough to make a new waste button behind so I wont look so outlandish.
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
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Perhaps the idea is that it's so outlandish or crude or prurient that it can't have been invented.
Life
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Four Tests into the summer and it is not looking so outlandish as once it might have seemed.
The Irish Times
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It was so far-fetched, so outlandish.
Fears Unnamed
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The idea that somebody might choose to be single is so outlandish we dont have a word for it.
The Irish Times
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Until a set of circumstances so outlandish, so surreal, and so dangerous could only result in one thing: my death.
The last four days of Paddy Buckley
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Much of the media coverage and comment that followed last Saturday's Dublin riots was so outlandish it bordered on hysteria.
The Irish Times
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He that could imagine so outlandish a cause for his wife's not getting on with him was certainly no Forsyte.
The Forsyte Saga, Volume I. / The Man Of Property
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