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Meanings of outre in inglês
Conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual.
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Examples for "bizarre"
Examples for "bizarre"
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It seems bizarre how far North Korea is prepared to push China.
2
Either way, it was far too bizarre for James to think about.
3
More damaging information has also come to light about Ford's bizarre behaviour.
4
It's the birth of a spotted hyena, however, that is particularly bizarre.
5
I said nothing, assuming that this was just a bizarre rhetorical question.
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His 'eccentric' family travelled a great deal when he was a child.
2
People who met my parents said they reminded them of eccentric vaudevillians.'
3
Nonetheless, Chelsea's approach to a game of potential difficulties had been eccentric.
4
That's a much bigger challenge than making outrageous eccentric statements, Morrow said.
5
Memory, she knew-especiallywhen you were her age-wasnothing if not eccentric.
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But how many of the film's outlandish military research projects really happened?
2
A repeat of Dele Alli's recent breakthrough is not an outlandish idea.
3
The better part of Caliph's thinking had gone into one outlandish plan.
4
Wild, outlandish fellows were loitering about the door and in the street.
5
It's easy to scoff at these claims as outlandish and distinctly American.
1
Drain, break into pieces; place in a food processor, pulse until flaky.
2
They regard a dietary solution as simplistic or as flaky alternative medicine.
3
All of these elements can result in itchy, flaky and irritated skin.
4
That sounds a little flaky. How many times had I said that?
5
PVC sculptures can look a little flaky the rest of the year.
1
If the league game produced a freakish result, this rematch did not.
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Besides, no one's 'normal.' Phil must have had something freakish about him.
3
Melinda was kind of freakish looking when she was my age, actually.
4
The god of the machine was in a freakish mood that evening.
5
And now you propose to drop it in the same freakish manner.
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Don't you think the current administration would consider that kind of freaky?
2
From the freaky-but-awesome files: this 300-metre long spiderweb on the Greek coast.
3
But if you thought that album satisfied his freaky streak, think again.
4
Just scratched herself up with a paper clip, on some freaky jag.
5
In the beginning, there was just a freaky outsider called David Byrne.
1
However, the gonzo nature of Rifts can make it hard to get into.
2
But she'll have these sort of like, gorgeous, gonzo lyrical passages.
3
His father, with his money and influence and irresistible gonzo charisma, had saved her.
4
All the rest of you guys, these five rows, are gonzo-history-backinthe fleet.
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But the gonzo master was a one-off, writes Shane Hegarty.
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See if snowflake science is flakey Do snowflakes always have six branches?
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These should be light and flakey if made according to directions.
3
A good Danish pastry is an irresistible breakfast treat -buttery, rich and flakey.
4
A heavy purplish vapor in the crucible condensed on the walls into black, flakey crystals.
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Sometimes he'd shovel bagels between his flakey dry lips.
1
Trump's off-the-wall accusations, tantrums and defiance illustrate the need for parental control.
Usage of outre in inglês
1
The person who produced the most outre sentiment was called 'strong.'
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His costume of fringed buckskin was wild and outre even for our frontier camp.
3
To wed immediately would be improper-wouldbe indecorous-wouldbe outre.
4
Quite possibly nothing as outre and impressive as this.
5
They delighted in the scandalous and the outre.
6
It would be what Madam Blanc calls 'outre.'
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She personified the outre; nothing so incongruous as her presence in that place could well be imagined.
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Highly theatrical robes were considered too outre.
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Look at me- Iwasoutre-indespair.
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Well, there are many ways of being a little outre in this age and land, especially at this stormy period.
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His material was outre even then, but his failure to attract mainstream musical theatre merely pushed him into further experimentation.
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I have had one of the most outre conversations with him!-Hereally has a most prodigious effect upon my risibility.
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It's similarly hard to think of a place more mythically full of outre science fiction gadgetry, byzantine worldbuilding, and celebrated history.
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It is not such a great concession, after all, and involves the installation of showers in only the most outre establishments.
15
He studies to be thought a gentleman; but the native porter breaks through the veil of a ridiculously affected and outre politeness.
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His dress was outre in the extreme: whether Spanish, Italian, or English, no one could say; it was like nothing ever worn.
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