exotic

Definition for exotic

adjective as in not native or usual; mysterious

Strongest matches

alien, alluring, bizarre, colorful, curious, different, fascinating, glamorous, peculiar, romantic, strange, unfamiliar, unusual, weird

Weak matches

avant-garde, enticing, external, extraneous, extraordinary, extrinsic, far-out, foreign, imported, introduced, kinky, outlandish, outside, peregrine, striking, way-out

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The resulting lush and exotic soundscape, featuring plaintive pan flute and sprinkled with birdsong, turned out to be perfect for the game’s spooktastic forest levels.

From New York Times

Dad’s too preoccupied to fully react, however: Bug is busy trying to pay for the wedding with an exotic toad from Colorado.

From Los Angeles Times

She said being called things like "exotic" in school was new to her and she had to adjust to being around mostly white people.

From BBC

Then he bought the cub for $25,000, sparking an investigation into the exotic pet trade.

From Los Angeles Times

He couldn’t estimate what it would cost to produce in bulk, but he said it doesn’t require any expensive or exotic materials.

From Los Angeles Times

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