Adjective:

அயற்பண்படைய,

exotic's Usage Examples:

More often than not, it's something that harks back to history, with a touch of the exotic and erotic.

They then opined that aliens would more likely be based on exotic physiologies than on the frequent human and humanoid forms.

However, heparin has not proven useful in treating patients with DIC resulting from heat stroke, exotic snakebites, trauma, incompatible transfusions, and acute problems resulting from obstetrical complications.

Chocolate Pepper is an exotic mixture of rare criollo cocoa rich in chocolate flavor with pink peppercorns.

You can choose from party cruises that dock each day in a different exotic locale or voyages that offer extended stays at all-inclusive resorts.

Specifically, I am interested in: The calculation of the spectroscopy of exotic hybrid mesons.

Best to leave many exotics to the wilds and the zoos.

Consider spending the bulk of your decorations budget on having your prom in a museum, the planetarium or some other equally exotic location.

Grown as a shrub or against a sunny wall it produces extraordinarily delicate, yellow, waxy flowers with the exotic aroma of allspice!The swollen waxy capillaries are pressing on the columns of liver cells and are causing marked atrophy.

The foyer of the theater was sectioned off and turned into a Bedouin style stage with exotic plants and red drapes.

Shop sells over 70 varieties of exotic cheese and the like so you might want to have a pannier with you.

It has notes of wild roses and orange peels and hints at exotics such as white pepper, anise and tropical fruits.

A simple peacock plume or spotted fowl feather is a great way to add instant texture and a dose of exotica to your cut and is much more affordable than a full highlight or coloring service.

Synonyms:

alien, foreign, strange,

Antonyms:

purifying, national, domestic, native,