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Meanings of out-of-door in English
Usage of out-of-door in English
1
I have always been struck by the spirit of these out-of-door festivities.
2
Still more potent had been the influence of his active out-of-door life.
3
A wholesome, sober, out-of-door life in California invariably means a vigorous maturity.
4
There will first be a short season for games and out-of-door amusements.
5
She was a tall, sturdily built woman of the out-of-door, squiress type.
6
His fondness for an out-of-door life had given him a ruddy color.
7
They are accustomed to hard out-of-door work and the general principles of agriculture.
8
In the healthy out-of-door life I soon forgot that nerves existed.
9
My plantation in Virginia will soon give me plenty of wholesome out-of-door thoughts.
10
Often she had been on the point of proposing visits and out-of-door excursions.
11
One great delight of his new life was the out-of-door freedom he enjoyed.
12
She rose, and went towards the chair on which lay her out-of-door things.
13
It is easy to see little of a guest at an out-of-door festivity.
14
There were plenty of books and a variety of out-of-door recreation.
15
Meanwhile Lydia, Chloe, and the other women prepared an out-of-door feast.
16
Nana laughed a good deal at this exceedingly sudden out-of-door declaration.
Frequent collocations
Out-of-door through the time