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. Chris Daniels:

   I would say India is unique in that respect and very much an outlier. In other markets, Internet.org has been embraced as a pro-connectivity initiative that has garnered a lot of support.

2. 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.

3. Read More'They:

   It would be an injustice to judge someone based on an interview that's being used out of context, they're trying to contradict how John Wayne lived John Wayne life, and how John Wayne lived John Wayne life was who John Wayne was. So any discussion of removing John Wayne name from the airport should include the full picture of the life of John Wayne and not be based on a single outlier interview from half a century ago.

4. 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.

5. Les Otten:

   It's hard to be an outlier, but I did what I had to do.