Synonyms of out-of-sight

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adjective

ˌau̇-də-ˈsīt 

slang

as in excellent

of the very best kind

the food at that restaurant is out-of-sight—but then so are the prices

Synonyms & Similar Words

• excellent
• beautiful
• prime
• wonderful
• terrific
• lovely
• superb
• great
• awesome
• fabulous
• stellar
• fantastic
• fine
• marvelous
• hot
• classic
• heavenly
• quality
• cool
• famous
• top
• neat
• top-shelf
• sensational
• first-class
• superior
• par excellence
• first-rate
• high-class
• divine
• first-string
• slick
• frontline
• superlative
• groovy
• brave
• exceptional
• top-notch
• cracking
• dandy
• topping
• peachy
• splendid
• grand
• noble
• blue-ribbon
• righteous
• choice
• gone
• radical
• dynamite
• prize
• topflight
• blue-chip
• crackerjack
• unsurpassed
• banner
• immense
• swell
• top-of-the-line
• primo
• nifty
• out of this world
• number one
• boss
• tip-top
• dope
• capital
• good
• supernal
• down
• corking
• too much
• bumper
• sterling
• bully
• fab
• wizard
• peachy keen
• mean
• adequate
• keen
• acceptable
• A1
• decent
• better
• five-star
• gangbusters
• traditional
• numero uno
• bang-up
• hype
• A-OK
• satisfactory
• special
• jim-dandy
• bonny
• prizewinning
• four-star
• high-grade
• fantabulous
• tolerable
• all right
• boffo
• brag
• gilt-edged
• classical
• phat
• premium
• passable
• OK
• standard
• fancy
• select
• high-test
• superfine

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• poor
• terrible
• awful
• wretched
• vile
• rotten
• lousy
• pathetic
• atrocious
• inferior
• unsatisfactory
• low-grade
• bad
• substandard
• execrable
• second-class
• mediocre
• middling
• second-rate

out of sight

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phrase

as in only

having no equal or rival for excellence or desirability

The drummer for that band is out of sight.

Synonyms & Similar Words

• only
• exceptional
• extraordinary
• excellent
• great
• beautiful
• unique
• fine
• wonderful
• unusual
• incomparable
• uncommon
• unparalleled
• matchless
• unmatched
• unsurpassed
• lovely
• peerless
• unrivaled
• immense
• superb
• rare
• heavenly
• inimitable
• unexampled
• unsurpassable
• unequaled
• divine
• grand
• singular
• marvelous
• fabulous
• alone
• par excellence
• superior
• classic
• choice
• special
• stellar
• nonpareil
• fantastic
• noble
• quality
• terrific
• number one
• awesome
• hot
• famous
• sterling
• capital
• keen
• top
• splendid
• neat
• prime
• better
• dynamite
• sensational
• first-class
• prize
• banner
• mean
• down
• superlative
• frontline
• dandy
• first-rate
• wizard
• high-class
• brave
• numero uno
• bumper
• preferred
• fab
• cool
• radical
• A1
• dope
• peachy keen
• swell
• out-of-sight
• blue-chip
• bully
• nifty
• righteous
• bonny
• cracking
• fancy
• boss
• hype
• high-grade
• brag
• primo
• top-notch
• groovy
• peachy
• tip-top
• gangbusters
• fantabulous
• phat
• five-star
• crackerjack
• first-string
• corking
• supernal
• prizewinning
• bang-up
• boffo
• A-OK
• jim-dandy
• gone

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• common
• ordinary
• normal
• familiar
• everyday
• routine
• usual
• garden
• household
• frequent
• worse
• lesser
• off
• low
• poor
• commonplace
• worst
• inferior
• bad
• ill
• ubiquitous
• lower
• deficient
• unsatisfactory
• bastard
• wanting
• lousy
• bush
• unacceptable
• substandard
• depressed
• lame
• low-grade
• terrible
• punk
• mediocre
• awful
• second-class
• wretched
• paltry
• dissatisfactory
• pathetic
• rotten
• atrocious
• vile
• bush-league
• second-rate
• execrable

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of out-of-sight

Adjective

These out-of-sight flights will only be allowed at an altitude of 400 feet or less. — Steve Banker, Forbes.com, 7 Aug. 2025

The largely voiceless and out-of-sight saline lakes shrank and became more concentrated with salts as a result. — Joan Meiners, AZCentral.com, 27 Mar. 2026

What’s more, radar analysis indicates many of these facilities may still be deteriorating out-of-sight from inspection crews. — Andrew Paul, Popular Science, 17 Dec. 2025

Organizations continue to wrestle with how to monitor out-of-sight employees’ performance. — Harvard Business Review, 12 Feb. 2025