Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of outline.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adj. showing clearly the outline or profile or boundary
Etymologies
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Examples
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While the program I outlined is absolutely rational, even I know that there is ZERO chance of it ever being implemented.
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The only non-trivial difference from their study and what I outlined is that I forgot to say to include income as a regressor, an unfortunate oversight by me.
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As I pointed out, the program I outlined is at least as focussed on regular, dramatic goals that keep the public eye focusses as it is real engineering or science objectives.
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At the beginning of last night's panel, Goodstein outlined that this event wasn't about coming to conclusions or declaring a winner; rather, it was intended to get people on either side to at least consider the other one for just a moment.
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If Obama fought for a compromise deal that Ezra Klein outlined I am sure Grijalva and the progressives will support it.
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The other winners as outlined from the official press releases:
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"The board believes that, on the basis of the terms outlined in the indicative proposal, it is not in the best interests of shareholders in its current form," Macarthur said.
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Yesterday McCain outlined a economic proposal that included making the tax cuts permanent and even adding a few more.
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Everything you just outlined is against everything we believe in.
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If so, it becomes harder to sketch an acceptable state of affairs in accordance with the terms outlined above.
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