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far-out

ADJECTIVE
  1. (informal) strikingly unconventional

How To Use far-out In A Sentence

  • His father had been a religious scholar on the fringe of the Yale faculty, where his being far-out was not acceptable. THE SERPENT'S MARK
  • And it's such a mind-bending, far-out trip that once-radical modernism comes to seem rather tame and dowdily down-to-earth.
  • I've seen the video - it's pretty far-out.
  • Now either repent from the error of your ways, or accept your position of a radical, extremist crank pushing far-out, discredited ideas. Matthew Yglesias » Bush As Crank
  • One time Ms. Frizzle took us on a far-out adventure-all the way to outer space!
  • I've seen the video - it's pretty far-out.
  • But the interesting thing about the show as it space-hops toward its conclusion is that, for all its proclaimed engagement with post-9/11 discourse, it is actually getting freakier and more far-out by the minute. Lost In Space
  • Which is to say, he gets caricatured as this far-out-there left-winger with totally unrealistic and crazy views because of the aforementioned atheism, a perspective still widely disliked and mistrusted by many Americans. Matthew Yglesias » The Costs of Ideological Correctness
  • You mean Yaeger's far-out translation about a river running under an island? INCA GOLD
  • What was encouraging this year was that the overall calibre of entries far-outstripped last year's submissions.
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