outside of
The phrase "outside of" is commonly used in American English to indicate exclusion or separation from a particular context or situation.
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Definition
B2General
(informal, American English)Excluding or apart from something.
Example
- Outside of work, she has many hobbies.
- Outside of that one mistake, his performance was excellent.
B1Physical Location
Beyond the limits or boundaries of a particular area or space.
Example
- The kids are playing outside of the house.
- The restaurant is located just outside of the city.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "outside of":
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