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. Martin McKee:

   The US is an outlier internationally, no one would say the US (model) is good ... for the population.

2. 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.

3. Vas Narasimhan:

   I would say, over the last 20 years, because of behaviors that the industry had - I would call them outlier events, (but) it's hard to call them outlier events, when there's enough of the outlier events - damaged the industry's reputation, at least at Novartis, I think of it as the great journey of my time as CEO to try to get back to a different place from a reputation standpoint.

4. President Biden:

   They made the United States an outlier among developed nations in the world, but this decision must not be the final word.

5. Nicholas Veron:

   In big currency areas - including sterling, yen, dollar - the central bank has a significant hold on trading in the domestic currency, the euro zone is an outlier and that is supported by the EU framework but if that is no longer there, this outlier status might not be sustainable.