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3. Still, the prospect of "building" any kind of living tissue outside the body was widely considered outlandish just 15 years ago.
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adj.
  1. conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual

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bizarre eerie eery fantastic funny outlandish preternatural strange
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devious obscure out-of-the-way outlandish outlying remote upstate
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