Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

out-out

phrase

/aʊt aʊt/

Definition

To be completely or fully out; to end a particular condition or state.

Examples

After the argument, she decided to go out-out and give him some space.
During the party, he felt so overwhelmed that he just went out-out for a breath of fresh air.
They were so tired of the drama that they chose to be out-out and left the group altogether.

Meaning

The term ‘out-out’ can refer to a state of being entirely removed from a situation or circumstance, often one that involves exclusion or a deliberate choice to distance oneself.