Outback Definition

outbăk
adverb
Out to or in remote rural country, especially in Australia or New Zealand.
American Heritage
noun
Any remote, sparsely settled region thought of as uncivilized.
Webster's New World
The remote rural part of a country, especially of Australia or New Zealand.
American Heritage
Synonyms:
adjective
Of such a region.
Webster's New World

Characteristic of the most remote and desolate areas of Australia; very remote from urban areas.

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Other Word Forms of Outback

Noun

Singular:
outback
Plural:
outbacks

Origin of Outback

Outback Sentence Examples

  • Beyond the beach, Queensland also has vast outback.

  • Exceptions are the far north and the arid western outback.

  • Besides places here in the United States, I ended up in great locations with them such as England (with Uri Geller), Japan and the Australian Outback.

  • There is a choice of 22 starting points across Australia and volunteers will get to experience wildlife in the real outback.

  • Written and directed by Australian Greg McLean, Wolf Creek chronicles the fortunes of three backpackers as they travel in the remote outback.

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Words Starting With

OOUOUT

Words Ending With

KCKACK

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