Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
way-out
adjective
/ˈweɪ aʊt/
Definition
A way-out is a solution or method for escaping a difficult situation. It can also refer to something that is unconventional or extreme.
Examples
- The artist’s way-out style garnered a lot of attention at the gallery opening.
- Finding a way-out of the complicated legal situation took a lot of time and effort.
- His way-out ideas often surprised his colleagues in the meeting.
Meaning
The term ‘way-out’ can denote not only a physical exit but also a figurative escape from problems or norms.
Synonyms
- extravagant
- unconventional
- eccentric
- offbeat
- innovative
