build-out
- noun
- /ˈbɪldˌaʊt/
- Specialized
- The key is that the region needs to aggressively build out its wind power systems and build out electric rail yesterday.
- network build-out
- full build-out
- project build-out
I'm gone, we're back in the house on the build out.
- I'm gone, we're back in the house on the build out.
- So check that out, but not before you check this build out.
Examples
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Our solar farm's being built out in west Texas.
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I know things change as you build out, but what was the original estimate?
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First off, we have an enormous need to build out improvements to our buildings and housing stock.
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Other findings include a sustained focus on building out and maintaining IT infrastructure as well.
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The build out and the permitting process was more than estimated and then there were delays because of contractor issues.
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The brewing company is currently finishing a build-out of the Herald Progress Building in Ashland, VA.
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The city plans to invest in a large build-out of the public transportation system to accommodate more passengers.
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After the office's build-out was completed, employees moved into the spacious, modern workspaces.
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The build-out of the new school facility will provide additional classrooms and resources for students.
Synonyms
Work of making or fixing houses and other structures for a living
Work of building things like houses, roads or bridges
Work planned to build or fix buildings and roads
Antonyms
How Extensive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Build-out combines the simple words build and out, so think of 'building out' a room until it is finished and open. So a build-out is the work of constructing or finishing a space or system so it is 'ready for use'.