Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Outlandish"

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A: "Look at his clothes, aren't they outlandish?"
I found the sentence below on a dictionary website and it describes the state I live in perfectly,
"The state seems to have more than its fair share of outlandish crimes, hilarious frauds, and bizarre history."
This idea is not as outlandish as it seems.
Last year my family visited some strange and outlandish places.

A: They all mean entirely different things.

Outlandish is crazy, weird, unbelievable. It's an adjective.
Awkward is shy, clumsy, uncomfortable, unwieldy. It's an adjective.
A stranger is a person you don't know. It's a noun. Alternatively, it can be a comparison word indicating that one thing is 'more strange' than another.

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A: outlandish: looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar

Example : outlandish brightly colored clothes.

Weird: suggesting something supernatural ; uncanny

Example : the weird crying of a seal.

A: They are all interchangeable. Bizarre and weird both mean out of place or strange. Outlandish means to be shocking bizarre or weird in a foreign way.