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outing
[ou-ting]
noun
a pleasure trip, excursion, picnic, or the like.
the annual outing for the senior class.
Synonyms:a public appearance, as by a participant in an athletic contest or event.
The new player scored spectacularly in his second outing with the team.
the intentional exposure of a person’s denied or secret identity, orientation, or status, especially gay sexual orientation or transgender identity.
outing
/ ˈʊɪŋ /
noun
a short outward and return journey; trip; excursion
informalthe naming by homosexuals of other prominent homosexuals, often against their will
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Example Sentences
“If he could command that fastball on both sides of the plate, and present that slider as a strike, it should be a good outing for him.”
“A special outing offers an opportunity to create new memories and celebrate together, while a personal care item allows dad to feel pampered.”
Since then, however, each of his outings have come on only five days’ rest.
Casparius got his first shot at a more traditional start on Wednesday in San Diego, producing four innings of one-run ball in an outing he didn’t know he was making until the night before.
She had been due to return on Sunday in Sweden for her first competitive outing of 2025.
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