write out

British  

verb

1. to put into writing or reproduce in full form in writing

2. to exhaust (oneself or one's creativity) by excessive writing

3. to remove (a character) from a television or radio series

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write out Idioms  

1. Express in writing, especially in full form. For example, Write out your request on this form , or No abbreviations allowed; you have to write everything out . [Mid-1500s]

2. write oneself out . Exhaust one's energies or abilities by writing too much, as in He's been doing a novel a year for ages, but now he's written himself out . [Early 1800s]

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Example Sentences

She was written out of our trust along with her “bad news” brother.

From MarketWatch

For the most part, people are still writing out checks and making credit-card donations from their general cash flow.

From MarketWatch

Large language models consume a lot of the best writing out there.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We are all one family,” she said, gazing at the family tree written out before her.

From Literature

"Just like sighted students write out their calculations in pencil, we enter them in braille on the Hansone to follow the steps," he said.

From BBC

Related Words

• decipher
• duplicate
• interpret
• reprint
• reproduce
• rewrite
• translate