Antonyms for outlier
ˈaʊtˌlaɪ ərout·li·er

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Princeton's WordNet

1. outliernoun

   a person who lives away from his place of work

2. outliernoun

   an extreme deviation from the mean

How to use outlier in a sentence?

1. 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.

2. Daniel Silver:

   The longer they wait, the more data they have. If their view is playing out that the economy is on a better footing than suggested by the last payroll report, I think they'd become more likely to hike, we think May is going to prove to be an outlier in terms of job growth and we're going to see some pickup in the coming months, but I think The Federal Reserve wants to see that really before hiking.

3. Anthony Fauci:

   You got a problem there, you know why ? Because it is likely that if four of them are positive and they've been hanging around together, that the other ones that are negative are really positive. So, I mean, if you have one outlier( only one player testing positive), I think you might get away. But once you wind up having a situation where it looks like it's spread within a team, you got a real problem. You got ta shut it down.

4. Ben Crump:

   Today, I pray for the victims, I pray for our country, I pray for our children and grandchildren, and I pray that this travesty of a case is an outlier on our path to a more just system, and not a signal of retreat backwards, because, we simply ca n’t afford it.

5. Charles Allen:

   We’ve got to make sure we have a full complement of judges, but it’s also important that people have a right to a jury, d.C. is an extreme outlier. It’s us and only nine other states where people don’t even have a right to a jury.

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