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View definitions for play out

play out

verb as in to bring to an end

verb as in to end up

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We finally get to see final decisions play out and who really received a signable offer.

It kind of summed up the 90 minutes Scotland had just played out in their goalless draw with Finland in the first leg of their Euro 2025 play-off final.

From BBC

Noonan and Karen Sillas star as office colleagues whose first date, an awkward dinner at her apartment, is played out in real time, with uncomfortable pauses and strange conversational detours intact.

Hundreds of MPs have spent the last few weeks sifting through the evidence, emotions and ethical dilemmas of the bill, with much of the work playing out in town halls and community centres.

From BBC

Similar scenes were playing out across the country, as people began the journey to their towns and villages in Lebanon’s devastated south.

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

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