out of
preposition [after verb] (NOT INVOLVED)Definition
› no longer involved in: He missed two practice sessions so he's out of the team. I'm out of the habit of cycling to work.Excluding
(Definition of out of preposition (NOT INVOLVED) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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out of order idiom
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out of preposition (BECAUSE OF)
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out of preposition (FROM AMONG)
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out of preposition (MADE FROM)
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out of preposition (NO LONGER IN)
- out of preposition (NOT INVOLVED)
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out of preposition (ORIGIN)
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out of sight idiom
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out of sight, out of mind idiom
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out of station idiom
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out of the blue idiom
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Synonyms and related words:
- alienate verb (MAKE UNWELCOME)
- apart adverb (EXCEPT)
- aside adverb (EXCEPT)
- bar preposition
- barring preposition
- clannish adjective
- discount verb (NOT CONSIDER)
- exception noun
- excl.
- exclude verb
- excluding preposition
- exclusion noun
- exclusive adjective (NOT INCLUDING)
- exclusive adjective (ONLY FOR SOME)
- hold verb (NOT INCLUDE)
- omission noun
- omit verb
- on/from the sidelines idiom
- ostracize verb
- otherwise adverb (NOT INCLUDING)
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