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out-of-state
[ out-uhv-steyt ]
adjective
- of, relating to, or from another state of the U.S.:
a car with an out-of-state license plate; out-of-state vacationers.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of out-of-state1
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Example Sentences
On one occasion, Garrison said Williams had him hand one out-of-state doctor an envelope stuffed with $20,000 in cash.
Is an out-of-state, no-name bell maker like Bevin really going to knock off the Senate minority leader?
The South Carolina Legislature passed a law barring out-of-state public defenders from future death penalty cases.
But there are also reasons to be wary of forcing out-of-state companies to collect your sales tax.
Ordinarily, states can decline to recognize out-of-state marriages.
We saw some passenger cars with out-of-state licenses and gave them wide clearances.
It was muddy up to the windows, bore a similar out-of-state license to the first car I observed, occupied also by one white male.
The first car was a 1959 Oldsmobile, blue and white station wagon with out-of-State license.
September rolled in, the streets emptied of school-aged children and the out-of-state car licenses diminished to a trickle.
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