outrance

Examples

• All

• In her novel, the outrance of the characters' emotions drives the dramatic plot.

• Critics noted the outrance of his behavior at the royal court.

• The outrance of the celebration surprised even the wealthiest guests in attendance.

• The artist's work displayed an outrance of colors and emotions.

• In her poetry, she often writes about love with great outrance.

• His speech was filled with outrance, capturing the audience's attention with its passionate and excessive fervor.

• The outrance displayed at the festival included flamboyant costumes and elaborate performances that astonished the spectators.

Synonyms

E

extravagance

vsoutrance

3 7.0

Being more extreme than normal in words or actions

is the older literary term used for extreme excess generally

E

exorbitance

vsoutrance

8.8

An amount or level much higher than reasonable

is used in archaic or literary contexts for extreme excess

I

inordinateness

vsoutrance

• Formal

9.9

A state of being too extreme and beyond what is reasonable

has an archaic or literary tone for extreme excess

Antonyms

M

moderation

47 3.5

Keeping actions or feelings within reasonable limits

R

restraint

44 3.9

A rule or measure that limits what people can do

How Excessive

outrance

• Archaic

9.9

extravagance

7 6.8

excess

77 4.1

moderation

47 3.5

Surface Forms

Etymology