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- Dictionaryou·tré/o͞oˈtrā/
adjective
- 1. unusual and startling: "in 1975 the suggestion was considered outré—today it is orthodox"
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The meaning of OUTRÉ is violating convention or propriety : bizarre. How to use outré in a sentence.
Outré is an adjective that means unusual, strange, and shocking, especially in a humorous way. Learn how to use it in sentences and see translations in Chinese and other languages.
Outré definition: passing the bounds of what is usual or considered proper; unconventional; bizarre. . See examples of OUTRÉ used in a sentence.
Outré is an adjective that means very unusual and strange, or shockingly eccentric. It comes from French and means to pass beyond or overdo. See synonyms, pronunciation, examples and word origin.
Outré is a French word meaning highly unconventional, eccentric or bizarre. Find out the origin, pronunciation, translation and examples of outré in English and Spanish dictionaries.
Outre things are eccentric or shockingly strange. Your outre outfit might be fine to wear to a Halloween party but less appropriate for a job interview. The adjective outre is often spelled with its French accent: outré.
Outré is a French adjective that means very unusual in a way that sometimes shocks. Learn how to use it in English with examples, synonyms and collocations from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.
