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Synonym for out [object]
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out [object]
means "state"absent, not in, away, gone, left, busy, on vacation, disqualified, put out, retired, in the field, down, away, unconscious, out cold, insensible, comatose, senseless, insensate
out [object]
means "place"outside, external, outer, extrinsic, exposed, extraneous, open, out-of-doors
Further results for the word "out"
extrinsic [adjective]
means "outside"external, outer, out, exposed, extraneous, open
lacking [adjective]
means "away"out, gone, absent, not in, omitted, wanting
out of [object]
means "away from"outward, from, from within, out
out of sight [object]
means "away"from, onward, out, on, outward, hence
out-of-doors [object]
means "outdoors"out, without
out of control [adjective]
means "uncontrolled"reckless, heedless, unchecked, insane, runaway, unresponsive
out of it [adjective]
means "not with it"uninformed, ignorant, old-fashioned, square, forgetful, distracted
out of line [adjective]
means "disrespectful"insolent, outspoken, discourteous, impertinent, rebellious, dissident, radical
out of one's mind [adjective]
means "crazy"irresponsible, insane, deranged, reckless, careless
out-of-date [adjective]
means "outmoded"outdated, obsolete, antiquated, passé, old-fashioned, dated, vintage
outbreak [noun]
means "sudden violence"mutiny, revolution, fury, brawl, disorder, tumult, commotion
outburst [noun]
means "outbreak"eruption, rash, disruption, ebullition, gush
outdated [adjective]
means "old-fashioned"obsolete, outmoded, antiquated, dated, old, vintage, passé
outdistance [verb]
means "surpass"outstrip, exceed, top, distance, outpace, overtake, outclass
outfox [verb]
means "outwit"out-think, outsmart, outmanoeuvre, outdo, delude, fool, trick
outgoing [adjective]
means "demonstrative"expansive, expressive, illustrative, unconstrained, unreserved, unrestrained
outlined [adjective]
means "summarized"summarised, epitomised, epitomized, generalised, generalized
outlook [noun]
means "perspective"attitude, viewpoint, philosophy, approach, angle, vision, standpoint
outlook [noun]
means "forecast"probability, prospect, likelihood, chance, expectation, prediction, possibility
outlying [adjective]
means "extraneous"peripheral, marginal, extrinsic, foreign, exterior, superficial
outmaneuver [verb]
means "outwit"outfox, outsmart, outdo, trick, delude, dupe, fool, undo, defeat, exceed
outmanoeuvre [verb]
means "outwit"outfox, outsmart, outdo, trick, delude, dupe, fool
outmost [adjective]
means "external"exterior, outer, outdoor, outside, outward
outpace [verb]
means "surpass"outstrip, exceed, top, distance, outdistance, overtake, outclass
outpost [noun]
means "military compound"compound, post, barracks, fort, installation, encampment, camp
output [noun]
means "quantity"figure, expenditure, amount, outlay
outraged [adjective]
means "angry"exasperated, irritated, incensed, enraged, infuriated, provoked, annoyed
outrageous [adjective]
means "shocking"scandalous, disgraceful, offensive, shameful, contemptible, intolerable, insulting
outrageous [adjective]
means "monstrous"heinous, oppressive, abusive, atrocious, horrifying, abominable, notorious
outreach [verb]
means "surpass"outwit, outmanoeuvre, outmaneuver [US], outfox, outsmart, exceed, outdo, predominate, excel
outright [object]
means "entirely"totally, without reservation, utterly, completely, absolutely, wholly, downright
outright [adjective]
means "without reservation"total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire, unconditional
outrun [verb]
means "outpace"outstrip, outclass, distance, overtake, outdo, exceed
outset [noun]
means "beginning"origin, commencement, onset, inception, start, inauguration, initiation
outside [adjective]
means "outer"exterior, surface, covering, external, outward, over
outsider [noun]
means "foreigner"barbarian, alien
outstanding [adjective]
means "prominent"arresting, conspicuous, leading, famous, eminent, notable, well-known
outward [adjective]
means "apparent"seeming, surface, visible, manifest, superficial, obvious, overt
outweigh [verb]
means "surpass"exceed, excel, outclass, outdo, transcend
without [object]
means "outside"outwardly
without reservation [adjective]
means "outright"total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire
abbreviation [noun]
means "abridgement"contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline
abridgement [noun]
means "abbreviation"contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline
ancient [adjective]
means "antiquated"archaic, primitive, obsolete, antediluvian, old-fashioned, out-of-date
anticipation [noun]
means "confident expectation"expectation, expectancy, outlook, prospect, awaiting
appalling [adjective]
means "frightful"horrifying, outrageous, dreadful, awful, alarming, shocking
arresting [adjective]
means "prominent"outstanding, conspicuous, leading, famous, eminent, notable
atrocious [adjective]
means "horrible"outrageous
barbarian [noun]
means "foreigner"outsider, alien
beat [verb]
means "deed"outdo, surpass
behind the times [adjective]
means "obsolete"old-fashioned, out-of-date, antiquated, dated, obsolescent
better [verb]
means "comparison"exceed, top, outdo, surpass, transcend
brief [verb]
means "reduction"outline, summarise, summarize
broken [adjective]
means "defective"busted, out of order, screwed up
busted [adjective]
means "defective"broken, out of order, screwed up
camp [noun]
means "armed forces"outpost
chart [noun]
means "drawing"blueprint, sketch, diagram, graph, outline, map
cheeky [adjective]
means "brazen"outrageous, bold, audacious, impertinent, impudent, reckless
circumscribe [verb]
means "trace a line around"encircle, girdle, surround, encompass, outline, circle
clamour [noun]
means "agitation"bedlam, lament, furore, outcry, commotion, shouting
commotion [noun]
means "fury"outburst
complete [adjective]
means "downright"absolute, categorical, outright, utter, clear-cut, sweeping
conclusion [noun]
means "judgement"settlement, verdict, outcome, decision, determination, resolution
consequence [noun]
means "result"purpose, outcome, effect, outgrowth, sequence, end
continue [verb]
means "last"outlive, endure, outlast, exist, persist, wear
costume [verb]
means "clothe"dress, outfit, fit out
country [noun]
means "rural area"backwoods, outback
culprit [noun]
means "law-breaker"outlaw, convict, crook, criminal, delinquent, felon
definition [noun]
means "delineation"demarcation, determination, outlining, surveying, circumscription
delimit [verb]
means "limit"restrict, confine, define, outline, prohibit, demarcate
detonation [noun]
means "explosion"burst, blast, discharge, outbreak, outburst, eruption
development [noun]
means "progress"outgrowth, elaboration, gain, evolution, expansion, rise
diagram [noun]
means "drawing"outline, chart, blueprint, plan, draft, map
distance [noun]
means "outskirts"hinterland, background, outpost, horizon, objective
edge [noun]
means "position"outside, border, boundary, outline, bounds, end
effect [noun]
means "consequence"purpose, conclusion, end, aftermath, issue, outcome
elaboration [noun]
means "progress"outgrowth, development, gain, evolution, expansion, rise
emergence [noun]
means "coming out"discharge, emanation, output, issue, outburst
enormous [adjective]
means "atrocious"depraved, flagitious, flagrant, outrageous, scandalous, wicked
ensemble [noun]
means "clothes"suit, outfit, garb, costume
epitomise [verb]
means "condense"distil, outline, edit
epitomize [verb]
means "condense"distil, outline, edit
eruption [noun]
means "explosion"burst, detonation, discharge, outbreak, outburst, blast
evolution [noun]
means "progress"outgrowth, elaboration, gain, development, expansion, rise
exasperated [adjective]
means "angry"provoked, irritated, incensed, enraged, infuriated, outraged
excel [verb]
means "top"exceed, surpass, outdo, beat
excrescence [noun]
means "tumour"swelling, outgrowth, growth, cancer
exhaustive [adjective]
means "downright"absolute, categorical, outright, utter, clear-cut, sweeping
exiled [adjective]
means "without a country"homeless, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond
expansive [adjective]
means "effusive"demonstrative, ebullient, unrestrained, unreserved, outgoing
expatriate [noun]
means "exile"refugee, outcast, displaced person, fugitive
expedition [noun]
means "excursion"outing, journey, junket, trip, voyage
expenditure [noun]
means "price"figure, amount, output, outlay
expenses [noun]
means "expenditure"outlay, outgo, losses, loss
expletive [noun]
means "clamour"cry, exclamation, outcry
exterior [adjective]
means "extraneous"peripheral, marginal, extrinsic, foreign, outlying, superficial
exterior [adjective]
means "external"outmost, outer, outdoor, outside, outward
external [adjective]
means "exterior"outmost, outer, outdoor, outside, outward
extreme [adjective]
means "endmost"consummate, final, last, outmost, outermost, utmost
extrinsic [adjective]
means "outside"out-of-doors
fire escape [noun]
means "way out"egress, outlet, exit, door, opening
forbid [verb]
means "action"condemn, proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict
foreign [adjective]
means "from another country"alien, from abroad, exotic, different, unfamiliar, outlandish
forthright [adjective]
means "candid"bold, frank, free, open, open-hearted, outspoken
frank [adjective]
means "character trait"downright, artless, avowed, direct, ingenuous, outright
frank [adjective]
means "behaviour"outspoken
from [object]
means "departure"out of sight
furore [noun]
means "agitation"bedlam, lament, clamour, outcry, commotion, shouting
gear [noun]
means "thing"equipment, tackle, rigging, accoutrements, harness, outfit
go beyond [verb]
means "weigh more"outbalance, burden, outweigh
grievous [adjective]
means "atrocious"heinous, iniquitous, outrageous, shameful, deplorable, dreadful
grotesque [adjective]
means "ridiculous"absurd, ludicrous, disproportionate, fantastic, outrageous, scary
growth [noun]
means "thing"product, result, outgrowth, produce
growth [noun]
means "health"tumour, swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer
harbinger [noun]
means "precursor"forerunner, messenger, herald, outrider
hay [noun]
means "nature"harvest, output, product, produce, crop, yield
head [verb]
means "action"outdo, beat, excel, surpass
hidden [adjective]
means "concealed or secret"unseen, secret, covert, clandestine, unknown, out of sight
homeless [adjective]
means "without a country"exiled, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond
horizon [noun]
means "outskirts"hinterland, background, outpost, distance, objective
hunted [adjective]
means "cast out"proscribed, expelled, exiled, outcast, rejected
ignominious [adjective]
means "disgraceful"dishonourable, scandalous, outrageous, sordid, disreputable, infamous
imported [adjective]
means "foreign"exotic, alien, extrinsic, outlandish
indignation [noun]
means "anger"outrage, umbrage, displeasure, offence, ire, resentment
infinity [noun]
means "infinite distance"space, outer space, cosmos, universe
interdict [verb]
means "prohibit"proscribe, forbid, disallow, ban, halt, outlaw
issue [noun]
means "thing"outlet, exit, vent, egress
issue [noun]
means "effect"result, outcome, product, consequence, conclusion, end
issuing [noun]
means "emergence"flowing, emanation, arising, outpouring, escape
jacket [noun]
means "thing"outer garment, coat
junket [noun]
means "excursion"outing, journey, expedition, trip, voyage
lead [verb]
means "quality"surpass, excel, overtake, beat, outstrip
leakage [noun]
means "effluvium"discharge, output, exhalation, emanation, steam, vapour
lineament [noun]
means "contour"outline
malapropos [adjective]
means "improper"inappropriate, inopportune, untimely, out of place, unfit, ill-timed
map [verb]
means "activity"plan, plot, chart, draft, outline, project
mart [noun]
means "store"shop, emporium, market, outlet
marvellous [adjective]
means "wonderful"extraordinary, amazing, fabulous, spectacular, fantastic, outstanding
marvelous [adjective]
means "wonderful"extraordinary, amazing, fabulous, spectacular, fantastic, outstanding
off [adjective]
means "property"outside
offence [noun]
means "anger"outrage, umbrage, displeasure, indignation, ire, resentment
open-hearted [adjective]
means "candid"bold, forthright, free, open, frank, outspoken
ostensibly [object]
means "seemingly"apparently, superficially, evidently, officially, outwardly, professedly
ostracise [verb]
means "forbid"proscribe, outlaw, condemn, ostracize, interdict
ostracize [verb]
means "forbid"proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, condemn, interdict
overreach [verb]
means "outsmart"outwit, deceive, fool, cheat
overweigh [verb]
means "outweigh"outbalance
owing [adjective]
means "unpaid"due, outstanding, unsettled
passé [adjective]
means "outmoded"outdated, obsolete, antiquated, out-of-date, old-fashioned, dated
phenomenal [adjective]
means "exceptional"remarkable, unique, unusual, uncommon, outstanding, singular
plan [noun]
means "thing"drawing, outline, chart, blueprint, diagram, draft
point of view [noun]
means "angle"perspective, viewpoint, outlook, slant, point, standpoint
preponderate [verb]
means "exceed"predominate, surpass, outdo, excel, outshine, outstrip
preposterousness [noun]
means "unreasonableness"extravagance, impossibility, stupidity, outrageousness
prominence [noun]
means "projection"bump, jut, protrusion, bulge, outgrowth, extrusion
proscribe [verb]
means "forbid"condemn, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict
prospect [noun]
means "view"outlook, sight, perspective, landscape, scene, survey
protrusion [noun]
means "swelling"protuberance, bulge, hump, outgrowth, growth, prominence
provoked [adjective]
means "angry"exasperated, irritated, incensed, enraged, infuriated, outraged
resolution [noun]
means "resolving"solution, answering, outcome, denouement, issue, end result
rigging [noun]
means "equipment"tackle, gear, accoutrements, harness, outfit, things
scandalise [verb]
means "abuse"outrage, scandalize, wrong, jar, injure, affront
scandalize [verb]
means "abuse"scandalise, outrage, wrong, jar, injure, affront
scandalous [adjective]
means "disgraceful"dishonourable, ignominious, outrageous, sordid, disreputable, infamous
scary [adjective]
means "ridiculous"absurd, ludicrous, disproportionate, fantastic, outrageous, grotesque
seascape [noun]
means "environment"out-of-doors, scenery, view, nature
seemingly [adjective]
means "apparently"ostensibly, evidently, obviously, outwardly, presumably, overtly
shameful [adjective]
means "dishonourable"disgraceful, disreputable, scandalous, outrageous, obscene, notorious
shape [noun]
means "appearance"outline
shining [adjective]
means "illustrious"glorious, splendid, outstanding, distinguished, excellent, brilliant
silhouette [noun]
means "contour"side, delineation, outline, boundary, edge, line
sketch [verb]
means "representation"draw, delineate, outline, design, depict, portray
sketch [noun]
means "thing"plan, blueprint, outline, chart, draft, survey
sketch [noun]
means "art"drawing, draft, shape, outline, design, figure
socket [noun]
means "thing"jack, outlet, plug, connection, fitting
space [noun]
means "place"infinity, outer space, cosmos, universe
squad [noun]
means "crew"team, detail, bunch, company, outfit, crowd
standpoint [noun]
means "point of view"perspective, viewpoint, outlook, slant, point, angle
start [noun]
means "origin"beginning, commencement, onset, inception, outset, inauguration
starting point [noun]
means "point of departure"beginning, outset, square one, opening, inception, origin
strange [adjective]
means "foreign"alien, exotic, outlandish, unfamiliar
striking [adjective]
means "impressive"outstanding, remarkable, imposing, stunning, dazzling, extraordinary
summarize [verb]
means "abbreviate"condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise
summarized [adjective]
means "summarised"outlined, epitomised, epitomized, generalised, generalized
superficially [object]
means "seemingly"apparently, ostensibly, evidently, officially, outwardly, professedly
surpass [verb]
means "excel"exceed, top, outdo, beat
surveying [noun]
means "delineation"demarcation, determination, outlining, definition, circumscription
syncopate [verb]
means "abbreviate"condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise
tackle [noun]
means "equipment"gear, rigging, paraphernalia, outfit, trappings, accoutrements
terrific [adjective]
means "superb"splendid, sensational, marvellous, wonderful, smashing, outstanding
things [noun]
means "equipment"tackle, rigging, accoutrements, harness, outfit, gear
thorough [adjective]
means "complete"total, absolute, utter, out-and-out, unmitigated, unqualified
top [verb]
means "comparison"excel, exceed, surpass, outdo, beat
truant [noun]
means "fleeing"escaped, fugitive, running away, outlaw, runaway, renegade
tumour [noun]
means "growth"swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer
unanticipated [adjective]
means "unexpected"unforeseen, sudden, out of the blue, abrupt, by chance
unchecked [adjective]
means "uncontrolled"reckless, heedless, out of control, insane, runaway, unresponsive
unknown [adjective]
means "strange"outlandish
unqualified [adjective]
means "complete"total, absolute, utter, out-and-out, unmitigated, thorough
unsatisfied [adjective]
means "unpaid"mature, due, payable, owing, outstanding
unseen [adjective]
means "concealed or secret"hidden, secret, covert, clandestine, unknown, out of sight
unvarnished [adjective]
means "direct"blunt, outspoken, plain, uncoloured, naked
vagabond [noun]
means "vagrant"outcast
van [noun]
means "position"vanguard, front, outpost
vanguard [noun]
means "front"van, outpost
verdict [noun]
means "judgement"settlement, conclusion, outcome, decision, determination, resolution
view [noun]
means "vista"panorama, scene, sight, picture, spectacle, outlook
viewpoint [noun]
means "point of view"perspective, angle, outlook, slant, point, standpoint
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