The outside lane is usually faster than the inside lane on a track.
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Coming from, originating from, or relating to a place or source that is not internal or part of a particular group or organization.
We hired an outside consultant to review our processes.
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The company is seeking outside investment to fund its expansion plans.
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outsideadverb
In or to the external side or surface.
I'll meet you outside.
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Please take your shoes off outside to keep the house clean.
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Not within a building or other covered space; outdoors.
It's cold outside, so wear a coat.
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They decided to eat outside on the patio, enjoying the evening breeze.
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outsidepreposition
Located or moving beyond the boundaries of a place.
She walked outside the store.
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He put the garbage can outside the gate, awaiting collection.
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Excluding; not within the scope or limits of.
Outside of work, I enjoy hiking.
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Outside of a few minor issues, the project was a complete success.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "outside" in English means: The external side or surface of something., The area or space beyond or not within a building, room, or container..
The phonetic transcription of "outside" is /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ in British English and /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "outside": exterior, outdoors, outward, beyond.
Example usage of "outside": "The outside of the house needs painting.". More examples on the page.