What do you mean by out of?

out of preposition (NO LONGER IN) no longer in a stated place or condition: An apple rolled out of the bag. Professor Aitchison is out of town this week. The patient is now out of danger.

Is it correct to say out of?

We use out of as a preposition to talk about movement from within somewhere or something, usually with a verb that expresses movement (e.g. go, come). It shows where something is or was going: You go out of the building and turn right.

Is it out of or from?

out of and from are pretty much interchangeable, when you are talking about materials something is made of, or an abstract concept that is derived from some thing or activity.

What is another word for out of?

outside, away from, separate.

Is it out of or of?

Just “of” is idiomatic. Changing it to “out of” (or “from among”) would still be technically correct, but a little clunky and not typical.

What type of word is out of?

As a preposition, it is normally used in the prepositional phrase out of, but in American English, and sometimes in spoken British English, out can stand alone as a preposition, as in ‘She looked out the window’.

Why do we say out of?

out of preposition (BECAUSE OF) used to show the reason why someone does something: I took the job out of necessity because we had no money left. You might like to come and see what we’re doing out of interest (= because I think you might be interested).

What is the difference between out of and out from?

“From” indicates direction, and can be used (like “out of”) when something has been contained but also in any other case where something comes “from” a direction or a source. Something comes “off of” the top of the table or “off of” the street.

What is the opposite of out of?

▲ Opposite of as a result of. despite. notwithstanding.

Can you say outside of?

British grammar purists consider “outside of” incorrect. However, in North American English, it is deemed acceptable both in written and in spoken form. The rational for the North American style is that “outside” can be considered either a noun or a preposition.

What means out of love?

: to no longer feel romantic love for someone.