Definition & Meaning of "out-of-the-way"in English

out-of-the-way

exceptional, unusual, or remarkable

Grammatical Information

Composition

Compound

qualitative

Superlative

most out-of-the-way

Comparative

more out-of-the-way

gradable

domain

quality, experience, evaluation

located far from main routes or centers of activity

apart

desolate

far-flung

isolated

lonely

Examples

The town is so out-of-the-way that few tourists ever visit.

dealt with; disposed of

improper or even offensive

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