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outgo

[out-goh] / ˈaʊtˌgoʊ /






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Over the course of Part 2, Francesca develops a connection with Michaela, John’s much more outgoing cousin who will later become her romantic interest.

From Los Angeles Times

Andrew was the loud, bullish, outgoing child, said to be the favourite of his mother, while Charles was the thoughtful, introspective, serious older brother, carrying the weight of responsibility as heir.

From BBC

The outgoing interim government says that between January and December 2025, police records show 645 incidents involving minorities but insists that nearly nine in 10 were not communal.

From BBC

Her aunt told Global News that Maya is outgoing and loves sports, especially ice hockey.

From BBC

Ideally, the “I’m leaving” letter you receive from your outgoing provider will offer options.

From MarketWatch