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What does the 'The more outlandish the better' mean?
2 jun. 2010 05:50
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"Outlandish" in this context is similar to saying "crazy/odd" or "elaborate in an unusual way."
more "outlandish" = better than less "outlandish"
Example: "Some people think that, when it comes to television advertisements, the more outlandish the better. Unusual and shocking commercials/advertisements usually gain more attention."
2 juni 2010
Outlandish means bizarre, strange, unusual or odd..
"The more outlandish the better" means "The more unusual it is the better"
* hope it helped :D
3 juni 2010
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Rick
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Chinees (Shanghainees), Engels
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