out of the way
/aʊt əv ðə weɪ/
adjective
- Remote, isolated, or far from populated areas; not easily accessible.
- We discovered an out-of-the-way beach with no crowds.
- They stayed at a charming out-of-the-way cottage in the mountains.
- The restaurant is a bit out-of-the-way, but the food is worth the drive.
- Unusual, uncommon, or not typical.
- He has an out-of-the-way hobby of collecting antique keys.
- Her out-of-the-way sense of style always turns heads.
- The museum features out-of-the-way artifacts from ancient civilizations.
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