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outing

noun as in short trip

noun as in politically motivated exposure of another's secrets

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But New Zealand, who have played nine Tests - including the Rugby Championship - since Ireland's last outing, looked sharper and more cohesive, and would have been frustrated with only a three-point half-time lead.

From BBC

Opponents deride the policies as “forced outing” that make schools less safe for LGBTQ+ people.

But now, it’s possible Buehler’s title-clinching save in Game 5 last Wednesday might have also been his final outing with the team.

For his sixth outing as host, Mulaney performed a monologue that was extremely quick-moving, jumping from topic to topic, and that was notable for making absolutely no mention of the impending election.

In England's last outing at Twickenham, Smith had landed a drop-goal from a similar spot to defeat Grand Slam-chasing Ireland.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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