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be out on a limb
be out on a limb
To have done or said something that lacks evidence or support. Her hypothesis is really out on a limb—the facts don't support it at all. That politician is out on a limb after publicly questioning the views of his party.
be out on a limb
alone and lacking support from other people Because we're geographically so far removed from the main office, we do sometimes feel as if we're out on a limb.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Brady | | BRAY-dee | English, Irish |
| KlÁRa | | - | Hungarian, Czech, Slovak |
| Gleb | | GLYEP (Russian), HLEB (Ukrainian) | Russian, Ukrainian |
| Usko | | OOS-ko | Finnish |
| Djordje | | - | Serbian |
| Erdmann | | ERD-mahn | German |