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. 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.

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. 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.