outgoing
- adjective
- /ˈaʊtˌɡoʊɪŋ/
- The outgoing Mayor held a press conference to discuss his future plans after leaving office.
- outgoing president
- outgoing prime minister
- outgoing administration
One critical race is to replace the outgoing Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
- One critical race is to replace the outgoing Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
- That's, that's NB CS Kelly O'Donnell, also known as the outgoing president of the White House Correspondents Association.
- Except in Dijkstra, these are the outgoing edges from U&V; are the neighbors.
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As the outgoing director, she felt proud of the accomplishments of her team during her tenure.
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As outgoing director of social affairs, it is my privilege to announce the results from the spring elections.
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How does the outgoing Prime Minister think that all of this will go down in Scotland?
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But first, there was the little matter of an honors exam that the outgoing students were required to take.
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And a special welcome to Mayor Kuzak and the outgoing administration.
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One critical race is to replace the outgoing Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
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The list of complaints about the outgoing administration's treatment of environmental science was lengthy.
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Before adjourning the meeting, outgoing President Dingman encouraged the audience to support the awards programs.
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Daniel S. Goldin is the outgoing administrator of NASA in Washington, D.C.
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James Gorman, a Morgan Stanley's outgoing CEO, told the FT that he expects markets to take off when the first rate cut comes.
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Outgoing also comes from out + going, which literally means 'going out' or 'leaving', so outgoing mail, flights, or an outgoing president are things or people that are leaving now.