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Meanings of well out in English

Catalan
vessar

Flow freely and abundantly.

vessar
Usage of well out in English
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That said, the royal family does equally well out of the forces.
The Guardian
2
Who has done well out of the recent economic developments in Ireland?
The Irish Times
3
Keep children and pets well out of the way, the institute added.
The South African
4
Ferguson replied, 'The ship'll stand well out before she changes tack, m'lady.
Cross of St. George
5
We think Aiden's actually going to do very well out of this.
The Guardian
6
These days, Karl and Jasmine are well out of the salon stage.
News.com.au
7
Most of its members will do very well out of the deal.
War Of Honor
8
These are businesses that have already done very well out of taxpayers.
The Guardian
9
This number would have located the cellar well out in Lake Michigan.
Eugene Field, a Study in Heredity and Contradictions — Volume 2
10
I take care to stay well out of his line of view.
Soon I will be invincible
11
The pollsters currently put former Vice-President Joe Biden well out in front.
Radio NZ
12
When it was completed, the platform floated well out of the water.
The Three Admirals
13
As he spoke he turned the machine well out of the road.
When A Man's A Man
14
The girl seemed uneasy until the house was well out of sight.
Dorian
15
Evidently the lovers thought they were well out of reach of eavesdroppers.
Muslin
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And I think myself well out of the clutches of these men.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 51, January, 1862 / A Magaz...
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