The idiom odd one out refers to someone who is different from everyone else in a group, but in this context he is just like everyone else.
Given the statement "There were lots of people on the rim who had no idea, but now that he lived in the blueline, he was just like everyone else and fit in perfectly.", is the statement "There were lots of people on the rim with no idea, but now he lived in the blueline, he was the odd one out." wrong?
- Yes
- No
- Unknown