Phrasal Verbs With Out
38 popular phrasal verbs that contain "out". Start learn phrasal verbs right now, easy approach.
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Back out
Withdraw or fail to fulfill an agreement or commitment.
He backed out of the deal at the last minute.
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Back out
Withdraw or fail to fulfill an agreement or commitment.
He backed out of the deal at the last minute.
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Black out
Lose consciousness or cause a loss of electricity.
He blacked out after the accident.
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Bottle out
Lose courage at the last moment.
She bottled out of the bungee jump.
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Bow out
Withdraw or retire from something gracefully.
He bowed out of the competition due to injury.
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Bring out
Produce or publish something.
The author brought out a new book last month.
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Burn out
Become exhausted or extinguish due to lack of oxygen or fuel.
He burned out after working long hours.
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Check out
Examine or investigate.
The police checked out the suspicious activity.
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Chicken out
Lose courage at the last moment.
He chickened out of skydiving.
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Chill out
Relax or calm down.
Just chill out and enjoy the moment.
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Come out
Emerge or be revealed.
The truth finally came out.
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Cry out
Shout or express loudly.
She cried out for help.
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Cut out
Remove or stop.
He cut out sugar from his diet.
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Doze out
Fall asleep unintentionally.
He dozed out during the boring lecture.
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Figure out
Understand or solve a problem.
It took him a while to figure out the puzzle.
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Find out
Discover or learn about something.
She found out the truth about his past.
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Flame out
Fail suddenly and spectacularly.
The business flamed out after just a year.
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Flesh out
Develop or add substance to something.
They need to flesh out the details of the plan.
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Fly out
Travel by plane or leave quickly.
He flew out to New York for a business meeting.
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Glow out
Extinguish a flame.
She glowed out the candle before bed.
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Go out
Leave a building or stop functioning.
Let's go out for dinner tonight.
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Help out
Assist or provide aid.
Can you help out with the cooking?
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Hold out
Persist or offer resistance.
They held out against the enemy for weeks.
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Iron out
Resolve or smooth out difficulties.
They need to iron out the details of the contract.
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Knock out
Render unconscious or eliminate from a competition.
He knocked out his opponent with a single punch.
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Lash out
React angrily or suddenly.
She lashed out at him for no reason.
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Opt out
Choose not to participate.
He opted out of the volunteer program.
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Phase out
Gradually discontinue or remove from use.
The company plans to phase out the old software.
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Point out
Indicate or draw attention to something.
She pointed out the mistake in the report.
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Pull out
Remove or withdraw from an agreement or situation.
They decided to pull out of the deal.
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Put out
Extinguish a fire or make an effort.
He put out the fire with a fire extinguisher.
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Rule out
Exclude or eliminate as a possibility.
They ruled out foul play in the investigation.
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Sell out
Betray one's principles for profit.
He sold out to the highest bidder.
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Sort out
Organize or resolve a problem.
We need to sort out this mess.
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Strike out
Fail to achieve something or start something new.
He struck out on his own after college.
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Take out
Remove or obtain something.
He took out his wallet to pay for dinner.
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Walk out
Leave a place in protest or disagreement.
The workers walked out in protest.
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Wear out
Become unusable due to repeated use or make someone exhausted.
The shoes wore out after just a few months.
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Work out
Exercise or solve a problem.
She works out at the gym three times a week.
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