Fresh-out-of Definition

adjective
(idiomatic) Of someone who has recently left one stage of life to begin another.
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(idiomatic) Having completely exhausted one's supply of (a commodity).
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Fresh-out-of Sentence Examples

  • I resolved to start carrying more handkerchiefs, because after the Reverend, I was fresh out of snot rags.

  • Fresh new carpet is truly a thing of beauty, something that you should take in before the wear and tear of daily life conspire to make it a little less bright and shiny than it is fresh out of the box.

  • I hope your vet is able to diagnose the cause of the sneezing because I am fresh out of ideas on that one.

  • Your kids are already tired of PB&J and you're fresh out of ideas.

  • The majority of college students are fresh out of high school.

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