Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
live-out
verb
/ˈlɪv aʊt/
Definition
To reside away from one’s place of employment, particularly when an employee has the option to choose where to live.
Examples
- After accepting the job offer, she decided to live-out rather than move into the employer’s home.
- Many families prefer to hire live-out caretakers for their flexibility.
- He lives-out in a cozy apartment nearby, making his daily commute easy.
Meaning
The term usually refers to individuals, such as caregivers or nannies, who do not live on-site at their employer’s home but commute to their job.
Synonyms
- commute
- reside independently
- live off-site
- external caregiver
