outswing
- noun
- /ˈaʊtˌswɪŋ/
- US
- The new patio door features an outswing design to save space inside the room.
Examples
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The architect recommended an outswing window for better ventilation in the kitchen.
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Be careful when opening the outswing gate so it does not hit anyone standing outside.
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The outswing of the door surprised everyone.
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Can you see the outswing of that window?
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The new patio door features an outswing design to save space inside the room.
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Be careful when opening the outswing gate so it does not hit anyone standing outside.
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The architect recommended an outswing window for better ventilation in the kitchen.
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Etymology
The word outswing is made of out ('away') and swing ('to move like a door or in a curve'), so an outswing is the action of swinging outwards, for example when a gate opens 'away' from a space.