Off-site Definition

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offsite
adjective
On or at another site, apart from the site of a particular activity or happening.
Parts assembled off-site.
Webster's New World
The definition of off site is something that occurs or that is made at a location different from the one where it will be used or where it would normally occur.
An example of flooring finished off-site is pre-finished floors that are installed in a home instead of floors installed and then stained in place.
An example of working off site is doing your job from home instead of from the office where you would normally work.
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Origin of Off-site

  • off- +"Ž site

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Off-site Sentence Examples

  • It can also be used for off-site backups at remote storage sites.

  • In addition, all off-site activities are covered by separate insurance which includes personal accident claims.

  • The beams in this area have clear-cut Roman numerals indicating that the timber was cut off site and then re-assembled by local carpenters.

  • Plymouth City Council produces and tests the off-site emergency arrangements in response to a radiological hazard extending beyond the Devonport site.

  • A transport assessment will be required to assess the need for any off-site highway works and improvements to encourage non-car modes of travel.

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