Another word for out
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Verb
To be made public
- To cause to give up a habit:
- To exchange for smaller monetary units:
- To fail to conform to; violate:
- To give off vapor containing waste products, as through animal or plant pores.
- To give off vapor, moisture, etc., as through the pores of the skin
- To come to pass; happen
Idioms:
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Another word for out
Other
In motion from within
Not situated within
Antonyms:Beyond
Continued to the limit or near it
- Above or upon in position:
- Denoting movement downward from above
- More (than), excessive, too much, beyond the normal, extra
Antonyms:Not at home or at one's office
No longer at bat; in sport
- Down, downward
*Unconscious
See also:Wanting
See also:Completely
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Noun
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- Something that excuses; extenuating or justifying factor
- (Informal) An inferior example:
- A pretended reason for conduct; pretext
Idioms:
on-the-outs
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