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Adjective out or keeping has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebOut or KeepingDescription:Out of keeping refers to something that is inappropriate or doesn't fit well with the surroundings, expectations, or a particular situation. Examples:Noun:The flashy and modern design of the new building is completely out of keeping with the historic neighborhood. His behavior at the formal dinner was completely out of keeping and embarrassed his colleagues. Adjective:The casual attire she wore to the wedding was out of keeping with the formal dress code. The extravagant decorations were out of keeping with the simple and modest theme of the event. Verb:She deliberately chose loud and aggressive music to play at the elegant reception, thus out of keeping with the ambiance. As the CEO, it is his responsibility to ensure that company policies are not out of keeping with legal regulations. Related Products: | ||||
out of true out of use out of use predicate out of view out of way out of wedlock out of whack out of work out or keeping out predicate out prenominal out seeking out shine out sick out skirt out spoken out station
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