Meaning of go out in English

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Verb
go out
Definitions
1. move out of or depart from
Examples
- « leave the room »
- « the fugitive has left the country »
Antonyms
Derived terms
2. leave the house to go somewhere
Examples
- « We never went out when our children were small »
3. take the field
Examples
- « The soldiers went out on missions »
4. become extinguished
Examples
- « The lights suddenly went out and we were in the dark »
5. go out of fashion
Examples
- « become unfashionable »
Antonyms
- come in
6. date regularly
Examples
- « have a steady relationship with »
- « Did you know that she is seeing an older man? »
- « He is dating his former wife again! »
Derived terms

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