out of thin air meaning
- Adverb: out of thin air
- Without warning
"your cousin arrived out of thin air"
- out of nothing, from nowhere
[American idiom]
out of nowhere; out of nothing. (Informal.)
• Suddenly—out of thin air—the messenger appeared.
• You just made that up out of thin air.
[American slang]
Fig. out of nowhere; out of nothing.
Suddenly—out of thin air—the messenger appeared.
You just made that excuse up out of thin air.
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