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out- prefix
1. excelling or surpassing in a particular action outlast outlive 2. indicating an external location or situation away from the centre outpost outpatient 3. indicating emergence, an issuing forth, etc. outcrop outgrowth 4. indicating the result of an action outcome Translations out- pref with vbs to out-dance etc somebody → jdn im Tanzen etc übertreffen, besser als jd tanzen etc How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| But it will be owing only to your labors, and the fearless efforts of those who, trampling the laws and Constitution of the country under their feet, are determined that they will "hide the out- cast," and that their hearths shall be, spite of the law, an asylum for the oppressed, if, some time or other, the humblest may stand in our streets, and bear witness in safety against the cruelties of which he has been the victim. When he got down, the five of them were sitting screaming and lamenting quite piteously, each out- doing the other. Just as the mother and son, having reached the middle of the hall, were about to ask their way of an elderly footman who had sprung up as they entered, the bronze handle of one of the doors turned and Prince Vasili came out- wearing a velvet coat with a single star on his breast, as was his custom when at home- taking leave of a good-looking, dark-haired man. |
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