offsite
3.5
At a place away from the usual office
- adverb
- /ˈɔfˌsaɪt/
- Attempts had been made to herd them offsite to field laboratories, but when confronted with manmade obstacles, they emitted a string of their famous barks and retreated.
Examples
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For data security, it is important to store backups offsite in case of disasters at the main office.
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The company organized an offsite retreat to foster teamwork and collaboration among employees.
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The team will hold their meeting offsite to encourage creative thinking in a new environment.
Synonyms
off-site
vsoffsite
Happening away from the usual place or building
has identical meaning but written without a hyphen
Antonyms
How Far
Surface Forms
offsite positive
Morphology
Etymology
Offsite is made of off ('away') plus site ('place'), so used as an adverb it means doing something at or to a place away from the normal office.