noun A means of escape or release
adverb Away from the inside or center
preposition Expressing the direction of movement away from the inside or center of something
To stand out means to be noticeably different or unique in style or appearance.
To act out means to express or manifest emotions or thoughts through behavior.
To log out means to exit or end a session on a computer or online platform.
To opt out means to choose not to participate or be involved in something.
To be knocked out means to be defeated or eliminated from a competition.
Out can be used in the context of being out of ideas or out of inspiration when writing.
Out can be used in the context of being out of touch with reality or out of touch with one's emotions.
Out can be used in the context of being out of stock or out of a particular product.
Out can be used in the context of being out of the game or out of play due to an injury or penalty.
Out can be used in the context of being out of a particular ingredient or out of a certain dish on the menu.
Out can be used in the context of being out of balance or out of compliance with financial regulations.
Out can be used in the context of being out of time or out of options in a legal case.