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outside

/ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ /ˈaʊtˌsaɪd/

US UK

noun

plural -sides

the outside :an area around or near something (such as a building)

The house looks nice from the outside.

[count] :an outer side, edge, or surface of something - usually singular

The door can be locked from the inside or outside. - often + of

The outside of the building needs painting.

at the outside

at the most :at the greatest amount or limit

The crowd numbered 10,000 at the outside.

It took him an hour at the outside to finish.

It costs, at the outside, $20.

on the outside

on the outer side, edge, or surface of something

The number 22 car tried to pass the leader on the outside (of the track).

baseball :on the side of home plate farthest from the batter

The next pitch was a fastball on the outside.

used to describe someone's appearance

I might seem calm on the outside, but I'm actually really nervous.

not in prison

He looked forward to life on the outside again.

adjective

located on or near an outer side, edge, or surface of something

an outside wall/corner/door

the outside edge of the foot

(baseball) He struck out on an outside pitch.

always used before a noun

located in or near the area around a building and not inside it

She turned on the outside light to see what was making the noise.

involving people who are not in the same building, group, or organization as you

The phone will not let you make outside calls.

an outside (telephone) line [=a telephone that allows you to talk to people who are not in the same building as you]

The company hired an outside consultant. - see also outside world at 1world

always used before a noun :not involving your regular job or duties

a businessman with few outside interests besides golf

There were outside influences that affected his decision to retire early.

always used before a noun :barely possible :very unlikely

We still have an outside [=small, slight] chance of winning.

adverb

in or to a place that is near but separate from another place

He waited outside [=out] in the hall.

in or to a place that is in the area around or near a building and not inside it :outdoors

The children love playing outside.

It's raining outside.

It's nice outside, with not a cloud in the sky.

She took the dog outside. [=out]

He ran outside to see what the noise was about.

He looked outside at the snow.

on the outer side, edge, or surface of something

The candy was hard outside but chewy inside.

The car seemed in good condition outside.

preposition

in a place that is near but separate from (something)

We waited outside the store.

He kept his hands outside his pockets.

There was a dog barking outside the house.

beyond the limits or borders of (something)

activities outside the law [=unlawful activities]

She finished the race five seconds outside the record.

We live outside the city.

I have never traveled outside the U.S. before.

not belonging to (a group or organization)

No one outside the group knew of their plans.

He hired consultants (from) outside the company.

apart from (someone or something) :except, besides

Nobody knew outside [=(more commonly) outside of] a few close friends.

outside of

chiefly US :outside

We waited outside of the store.

We live outside of the city.

people outside of the group

Nobody knew outside of a few close friends.

think outside the box

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