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withoutdoors

[ with-out-dawrz, -dohrz, with- ]
/ wɪðˈaʊtˌdɔrz, -ˌdoʊrz, wɪθ- /
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adverb
out of doors.
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Origin of withoutdoors

First recorded in 1610–20; without + door + -s1

Words nearby withoutdoors

with open arms, without, without a leg to stand on, without a stitch on, without batting an eye, withoutdoors, without doubt, without fail, without further ado, without question, without so much as
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British Dictionary definitions for withoutdoors

withoutdoors
/ (ˈwɪðaʊtˈdɔːz) /
adverb
an obsolete word for outdoors
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