Out-of-town Definition

outəv-toun
adjective
Of, relating to, or being from another town or city.
American Heritage
Happening in another town or city.
The out-of-town opening of a new play.
American Heritage
phrase

(of a person) Away from home; out of one's hometown.

They are out of town this week.
Wiktionary
(of a person) From a different place.
They look like they are from out of town.
It's the kind of Manhattan place you take your relatives when they come from out of town.
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Out-of-town Sentence Examples

  • I'm afraid I'll be out of town this weekend.

  • One of the minions in Betsy's organization had arranged for a pleasure car for her weekend, courtesy of her boss who felt guilty for her frequent out of town travel.

  • He drove the team relentlessly until they were well out of town.

  • Do you have a large commute, go out of town a lot etc?

  • Cassie clung to the seat to keep from falling out of the lurching buggy as Bordeaux took them out of town at a run.

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