exotic

Converse of object

• introduce: Ideal landscapes were designed and planted out with standard temperate trees and newly introduced exotics from the Americas.

Adjective modifier

• other: OTHER EXOTICS: Anyone tried Spanish Moss in the UK?
• many: Best to leave many exotics to the wilds and the zoos.

Modifies a noun

• locale: Right you convince in exotic locales within two opaque.
• spice: The aroma is warm and sensual of smoky bacon, exotic spice and dark brooding fruit.
• destination: A world of exotic destinations is just a phone call away!
• specie: Its two giant domes in a disused quarry house exotic plant species from around the world.
• pet: You can keep an exotic pet, certain pets need licenses.
• cocktail: For a long exotic cocktail, how about a Heavenly?

Modifying Another Word

• somewhere: Win the big prize and eat tomorrow's lunch somewhere exotic!
• equally: Driving takes place in the equally exotic locale of Hawaii, with the game packing more than 1,000 miles of road across varied terrain.
• rather: A little further along, a rather exotic looking bamboo plantation can be seen on the far side of the river.
• truly: If you come from continental European fandom this must all seem truly exotic.
• slightly: Her mother is Chinese, which gives her a slightly exotic look. the music is dreadful.
• quite: I thought it was quite exotic at the time.

Noun used with modifier

• tender: Tender Exotics are not frost hardy and need to be over-wintered in order for the plant to survive.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: If you come from continental European fandom this must all seem truly exotic.
• sound: I've never heard of it and it sounds rather exotic.
• consider: My parents were Italian emigrants and therefore we were considered rather exotic.
• look: The beach of the resort center has very fine golden sand and the dunes and groves make it look quite exotic.