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Dr Hammond's out just now, visiting a patient.
Why don't you take Dad out for a drink?
Try to get out and about more – make new friends.
Parents will be relieved that their children are out of danger.
Stacey will be allowed to go free on condition that he stays out of trouble for a year.
Everyone was fighting everyone else – I'm glad to be out of it.
We are facing a major crisis and there is no easy way out.
This is the British English definition of out. View American English definition of out.
to kill someone in a violent way