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out·let (o̵ut′let′)
noun
- a passage or vent for letting something out
- a means of expression an outlet for the emotions
- a stream, river, etc. that flows out from a lake
- a market for goods
- a store, agency, etc. that sells the goods of a specific manufacturer or wholesaler
- a retail store that sells defective, damaged, or surplus merchandise at a discount in full outlet store
- ☆ any point in an electrical circuit where a plug can be inserted to connect with a power supply
- an end of a street, alley, etc. that opens onto another street, etc.
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outlet
n.
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Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Preposition: of
- dryer: With dewpoint sensing at the outlet of each adsorption dryer, the output signal ensures quality remains constant for all load situations.
Converse of object
- canvass: CFCnet does not actively canvass media outlets but if asked to put forward our views on a topic, we will.
Adjective modifier
- retail: The Guild has acquired the retail outlet situated at the bottom of Dalton Tower.
Modifies a noun
- mall: Come away from your outlet malls, nature calls.
Noun used with modifier
- fast-food: When will they see sense and branch out into High Street IKEA fast-food outlets?
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