outside

  • 41outside — 1. noun the outside of the building Syn: exterior, outer/external surface, case, skin, shell, covering, facade 2. adjective 1) outside lights Syn: exterior, external, outer, outdoor …

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  • 42outside — n 1. exterior, external, outer side; periphery, rim, edge, border, fringe; surface, overlayer, sheath, case, skin, shell, integument. 2. appearance, aspect, demeanor, mien, face; sham, superficiality, guise, facade, false front, Inf. front,… …

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  • 43outside of — preposition Etymology: outside (III) 1. : beyond the limits or compass of the rapid development of suburban centers outside of all our cities Harrison Smith 2. : besides, except outside of o …

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  • 44outside — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} adj. Outside is used with these nouns: ↑agency, ↑assistance, ↑auditor, ↑bet, ↑broadcast, ↑chance, ↑consultant, ↑contractor, ↑corner, ↑counsel, ↑customer, ↑ …

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  • 45outside — / aυtsaɪd/ adjective, adverb 1. not in a company’s office or building ♦ to send work to be done outside to send work to be done in other offices 2. ♦ outside office hours not during office hours, when the office is not open …

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  • 46outside of — preposition Date: circa 1840 1. outside 2. aside from …

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  • 47Outside — noun To residents of Alaska, the rest of the United States, especially the contiguous 48 states south of Canada. Shes going to the Outside for Christmas. Syn: the lower 48, United States …

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  • 48outside of — preposition a) Outside. b) Aside from; besides …

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  • 49outside of — See inside, inside of, outside of …

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  • 50outside — Synonyms and related words: abroad, after, alfresco, alien, apart from, apparent, apparently, appearance, aside from, aspect, bar, barbarian, barbaric, barbarous, beside, best, border, but, case, casing, circumference, cortex, cortical, cottage,… …

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