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63 synonyms of outside from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 68 related words, definitions, and antonyms. Find another word for outside.
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as a preposition (followed by a noun): He was sitting at a table outside the café.

1500, 'outer side, the exterior part or surface of a thing,' from out-+ side (n.). Meaning 'the part or place that lies without or beyond an enclosure or barrier' is from 1610s. If you’re interested in liquid propane or natural gas options, a fire pit table can be a beautiful centerpiece for your yard that will draw people in as you host outside events. Patio Heaters Want to forfeit the flames and bring the party to the patio? Explore our selection of.

as an adverb (without a following noun): Why don’t you go and play outside?It’s cold outside.

Outside Synonym

as an adjective (before a noun): the outside wall of the building

as a singular noun: The house doesn’t look very impressive from the outside.

in the preposition phrase outside of: We usually hold meetings outside of business hours.He has told no one outside of a few close friends.

used for saying where someone/something is
1. not inside a building
  I could hear the sound of voices coming from somewhere outside.
  ...
2. close to a place, building, or room but not in it
  We waited outside in the corridor until it was our turn to go in.
  A crowd had gathered outside the gates of the US embassy.
  The exhibition will open on a sitejust outside Paris.
  ...
3. away from a particularcountry, area, or town
  outside of:
  Her name is almost unknown outside of Latin America.
  ...
moving or looking out of somewhere
1. moving or looking out of a building or room
  I walked over to the window and looked outside.
  Residents were warned not to venture outside their homes.
  ...
2. moving out of a country, area, or town
  Emily Brontë had never travelled outside Yorkshire.
  ...
used for referring to the outer part or surface of something
outside wall/surface/shell etc:
The outside walls were paintedgrey.
the outside of something:
The outside of the house is in urgentneed of repair.
not within the limits of something
1. not within the limits of a particular time, range, or situation
  The failure was caused by circumstances outside our control.
  Until then love was something outside my experience.
2. not within the limits of a particularsubject or activity
  outside of:
  mathematicaldiscoveries that will have a bigimpact outside of mathematics
not within a particular group or organization
1. used for saying what is done or known by people who are not in a particulargroup or organization
  Observers outside the governmentbelieve the programme is a waste of money.
  The secret was never revealed outside the familycircle.
2. used for referring to people who do not belong to a particulargroup or organization
  from outside:
  The companybrought in advisers from outside.
  outside help/interference/influence etc:
  Stategovernorsresent outside interference from Washington.
  outside experts/contractors/advisers etc (=ones not employed by the organization):
  The department has commissioned outside contractors to do the job.
except a particular thing or person
outside of:
I seldommeet anyone outside of the people I work with.
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