out there

adjective

1. slang,  (out-there when prenominal) unconventional or eccentric

   he blends sublime pop moments with some real out-there stuff

Example Sentences

“I am 78 years old, so I shouldn’t be out there, but I love it so much, I couldn’t give it up until it was proved I couldn’t do it anymore.”

From Los Angeles Times

I guess now there’s the inevitable counter-response from at least some of the justices who are out there now saying that they didn’t really mean to criticize the lower courts.

From Slate

“They’re on the point ... and it’s been great to work with him. So far, I’ve had a blast and can’t wait to get out there and play on Sunday.”

From Los Angeles Times

“With that, there are veterans out there that are sober and would like programs where they can be around other veterans that are sober.”

From Los Angeles Times

"It means a lot. I will go out there on Saturday and I will fight for every point like it's the last point of my life," she added.

From BBC

Related Words

• darkness 
• extinction 
• limbo