far-out

• Adjectif d'argot datant des années 1960-1970, utilisé pour qualifier quelque chose de très cool, excellent, inhabituel ou hors du commun.

An old-fashioned slang term from the 1960s and 1970s used to describe something as very cool, excellent, or unconventional.

1. Unconventional or avant-gardeB2informalamerican

   Strikingly unconventional, unusual, or ahead of its time.

   d'avant-garde, excentrique

   • His far-out ideas about architecture were initially dismissed.
   • The artist's far-out style challenged traditional painting norms.
   • They wore far-out costumes to the themed party.

   Synonymesavant-gardecutting-edgeeccentricexperimentalfringegroundbreakinginnovativeoffbeatquirkyrevolutionaryunconventionalunorthodox

   Antonymesconservativeconventionalmainstreamordinarytraditional

2. Excellent or amazingB2slangamerican

   Used as slang to express that something is extremely good, impressive, or enjoyable.

   Extraordinaire, génial

   • That concert was totally far-out!
   • She told a far-out story about her travels in Asia.
   • The special effects in the movie were far-out.

   Synonymesamazingawesomecoolfabulousfantasticgroovymind-blowingoutstandingstellarterrific

   Antonymesbadmediocreordinarypoorunimpressive