Avant-garde
Avant-garde adjective - Being or employing the latest concepts, styles, or techniques.
Left-field and avant-garde are semantically related. (North American) In some cases you can use "Left-field" instead an adjective phrase "Avant-garde".
Left-field
Avant-garde and left-field are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Avant-garde" instead an adjective phrase "Left-field".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- original and avant-garde
- original and left-field
- oddball and avant-garde
- oddball and left-field
- novel and avant-garde
- novel and left-field
- inventive and avant-garde
- inventive and left-field
- new and avant-garde
- new and left-field
- experimental and avant-garde
- experimental and left-field
- way out and avant-garde
- way out and left-field
Both words in one sentence
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While Revolution In Me was a left-field pop album, Ghosts was outright experimental and avant-garde.
Source: Music / Siobhan Donaghy -
Left-field DJ John Peel presented Top Gear with John Peel, which showcased the very best in avant-garde music, with comedy interludes from the sort of people who later became Monty Python and The Bonzo Dog Band.This show is Troperiffic and currently nearing being Trope Overdosed.
Source: Series / Top Gear
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