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Phrasal Verbs With 'Out'
to age out

to mature mentally and not do certain behaviors

Ex: As he aged out, he developed a better understanding of the complexities of life. 
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to balance out

to bring to equality by adjusting different elements

Ex: We aim to balance out opportunities for everyone in the community. 
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to belt out

to sing loudly and boldly, expressing strong musical energy

Ex: The Broadway actress can belt the show tunes out with incredible power. 
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to dry out

to become dry or drier after the removal of moisture

Ex: The soil will eventually dry out after a few days of no rainfall. 
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to flatten out

to reach a point where growth or upward movement ceases, resulting in a stable or consistent level

Ex: After several years of rapid expansion, the company's profits began to flatten out. 
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to freeze out

to turn from a liquid state into a solid state as a result of exposure to low temperatures

Ex: I didn't expect the material to freeze out so quickly in these frigid conditions. 
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to live out

to live in a location separate from one's primary place of activity

Ex: The student lived out in a nearby apartment complex rather than staying in the university dorms. 
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to print out

to produce a paper copy of a document from a printer

Ex: He printed the document out before the meeting. 
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to sign out

to exit a computer account such as email, Instagram, etc. in a way that you have to re-enter your username and password in order to use it again

Ex: Always verify that you successfully signed out to protect your privacy. 
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to thaw out

to gradually become unfrozen after being taken out of the freezer

Ex: She thawed the chicken out before cooking dinner. 
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to work out

to exercise in order to get healthier or stronger

Ex: I work out with a friend to make the exercise routine more enjoyable. 
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to zoom out

to adjust the lens of a camera in a way that makes the person or thing being filmed or photographed appear further away or smaller

Ex: In the architectural photography session, the photographer instinctively zoomed out to showcase the building's surroundings. 
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to carry out

to complete or conduct a task, job, etc.

Ex: The research team will carry out experiments to test the hypothesis and gather data. 
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to do out
to do out
[Verb]

to decorate or arrange something, typically a place, in a particular way

Ex: They decided to do out the venue with colorful decorations for the festive celebration. 
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to iron out

to resolve problems or disagreements through discussion or effort to reach a solution or agreement

Ex: The team needed to have a meeting to iron out the details of the project. 
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to sort out

to put or organize things in a tidy or systematic way

Ex: After the move, she spent the weekend sorting out her belongings in the new apartment. 
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to clock out

to record the time of one's departure from work

Ex: Every day, employees must remember to clock out before leaving the office to ensure accurate attendance records. 
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to fill out

to complete an official form or document by writing information on it

Ex: Please take a moment to fill out the application form for the job. 
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to write out

to write something on paper, ensuring it is clear and includes all the necessary details

Ex: Please write out your answers neatly on the exam sheet. 
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to win out

(of an emotion or action) to be in control and very strong at the moment

Ex: Love and understanding should always win out over hatred and resentment. 
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to blow out

to put out a flame, candle, etc. using the air in one's lungs

Ex: With a single breath, the magician managed to blow out all the candles on the table. 
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to burst out

to suddenly and forcefully break and release what is inside

Ex: The watermelon burst out when he dropped it on the floor. 
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to put out

to make something stop burning or shining

Ex: Please put out the campfire before leaving the site. 
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to buy out

to take control of a company or business by purchasing all its shares

Ex: Investors are considering whether to buy the company out or invest in its expansion. 
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to cash out

to get money in exchange for selling something valuable one owns

Ex: I'm going to cash out these unused gift cards. 
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to splash out

to spend a lot of money on fancy or unnecessary things

Ex: After completing a challenging project, the team decided to splash out on a spa day to relax and rejuvenate. 
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