How is the word Extravagant translated from French to English

Très étrange et difficile à croire.

Very strange and hard to believe.

adjective
English translation
outlandish

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  • Il a fait des affirmations extravagantes. He made outlandish claims.

  • Sa tenue était extravagante pour la soirée. Her outfit was outlandish for the party.

  • Le costume avait l'air complètement extravagant. The costume looked completely outlandish.

  • As-tu vu cette proposition extravagante en réunion ? Did you see that outlandish proposal in the meeting?

  • Où trouves-tu des idées aussi extravagantes ? Where do you find such outlandish ideas?

  • Je trouve ses idées extravagantes plutôt amusantes. I find his outlandish ideas quite entertaining.

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FAQ about “Extravagant”

How is “Extravagant” translated from French?
“Extravagant” translates into English as “outlandish”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Extravagant” mean?
Meaning of “Extravagant”: Très étrange et difficile à croire. In English — “outlandish”.
What part of speech is “Extravagant”?
“Extravagant” is an adjective.
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