out of this world

1. Extraordinary, superb, as in Her carrot cake is out of this world. This colloquial term refers to something too good for this world. [Early 1900s]

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Big, fat and meaty, the oysters are out of this world.

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Sheila Irvine, 70, who is registered blind, told the BBC it was "out of this world" to be able to read and do crosswords again.

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His company’s new deal with Broadcom to make custom chips tailored to the needs of OpenAI’s future customers might not be out of this world, but it’s certainly audacious.

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The body styles have changed, the engine has moved from the front to the rear, and the technology these days is out of this world.

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“Reading Rainbow seeks to make reading fun for everyone, all races, all backgrounds, all levels of reading! The reactions have been out of this world,” said Threets.

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