Synonyms for outlier
ˈaʊtˌlaɪ ərout·li·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. outliernoun

   a person who lives away from his place of work

2. outliernoun

   an extreme deviation from the mean

Matched Categories

1. • Deviation
   • Resident
   • Statistics

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1. List of paraphrases for "outlier":

   aberrant, flap

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1. Josh Blackman:

   On the whole there is a lot in Judge Kavanaugh's record to admire. This opinion, however may be an outlier because Judge Kavanaugh showed too much of a hesitancy to critically interpret the law Congress actually wrote.

2. Heathrow Airport:

   The current traffic light system is an outlier and is delaying the government's global Britain ambitions, handing rivals a competitive advantage while the UK loses market share.

3. Jennifer Cassidy:

   The truth is, that is where real soft power lies and he has done a lot of damage over his four years in office, and while America's allies might welcome a Biden presidency, seeing it as a return to something more normal, America's enemies may arguably be much slower to view the Donald Trump presidency as an outlier. If Donald Trump happened once, then why would Iran or China believe someone like Donald Trump won't happen again ?

4. Craig Watkins:

   If you take the events in Birmingham we saw a visceral reaction to it from parents that the government needs to be thinking about, because that is not an outlier view, there is a large minority who need to be persuaded.

5. Brad Karkkainen:

   I've never heard of a 20-year NEPA approval process. That's not to say there's never been one, but if so it would be an extremely rare outlier, not the norm.