outwith
preposition(out-with)
outside
outwith
verb(out-with)
to come into public view : make a public appearance
outwith
verb(out-with)
to become evident
outwith
verb(out-with)
to declare oneself especially in public utterance
outwith
verb(out-with)
to go forth, abroad, or outdoors; specifically : to leave one's house
outwith
verb(out-with)
to take the field as a soldier
outwith
verb(out-with)
to participate as a principal in a duel
outwith
verb(out-with)
to remove from a place, office, or employment usually in a sudden or unexpected manner
outwith
verb(out-with)
to get rid of as worthless or unnecessary
outwith
verb(out-with)
to give expression to : utter
outwith
idiom(out-with)
to feel extremely worried
outwith
idiom(out-with)
not agreeing with or sharing important qualities with (something)
outwith
idiom(out-with)
extremely worried
outwith
idiom(out-with)
lacking the correct or appropriate relationship with the size, shape, or position of (some other part of the same thing)
outwith
idiom(out-with)
—used to tell a person to say something that he or she does not want to say or is having difficulty saying