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Adjective out of place has 2 senses
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Definitions from the WebOut of PlaceDefinition: Out of place refers to something or someone that does not belong or fit into a particular location, situation, or context. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: Not suitable or appropriate for a specific environment or situation. Example sentence: That flashy car is out of place in this small village. Example sentence: His casual attire looked out of place at the formal event. Related Products: Search on Amazon for "out of place" Sense 2: Feeling or being uncomfortable and not fitting in with others. Example sentence: Being the only vegetarian at the barbecue, I felt completely out of place. Example sentence: As an introvert among extroverted colleagues, she often felt out of place. Part of Speech: Adverb Sense 1: In a manner that does not conform or match the surrounding circumstances. Example sentence: The painting was hung out of place, making the entire room feel unbalanced. Example sentence: She kept glancing around nervously, feeling out of place in the crowded party. Related Products: Search on Amazon for "out of place" Part of Speech: Noun Sense 1: A location or situation where something or someone does not belong. Example sentence: The modern sculpture seemed like an out of place among the classic artworks in the museum. Example sentence: Being an outsider, she always felt like an out of place in the tight-knit community. Related Products: Search on Amazon for "out of place" | ||||
out of gear out of gear predicate out of hand out of it out of luck out of my mind out of nothing out of order out of place out of play out of practice out of print out of range out of reach out of respect out of service out of sight
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