stay out

verb

1. (intr) to remain away from home

   the cat stayed out all night

2. (tr) to remain beyond the end of

   to stay out a welcome

3. (tr) to remain throughout

   to stay the night out

Example Sentences

“I couldn’t stay out there for 30 seconds. It tasted like f— gasoline.”

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Police said they had alerted the public to stay out of the water on Wednesday due to high winds, with the state experiencing wind gusts of up to 130km.

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In his first term, his top aides invoked the Monroe Doctrine to justify a tougher stance toward Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua, and to warn China and Russia to stay out of the hemisphere.

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“And I felt like he was at least partially running to stay out of jail.”

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And I want my choice to stay out of union politics to be respected.

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