Definition of outbound
: outward bound
- outbound traffic
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Examples of outbound in a Sentence
The airline has canceled all outbound flights.
Recent Examples of outbound from the Web
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The crash happened around 12:30 a.m. on the outbound ramp of Interstate 277 to East Independence Boulevard.
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An earlier version of FIRRMA would have led to CFIUS being able to review any outbound transfer of intellectual property between companies in joint ventures or licensing deals.
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According to Charlotte-Mecklenburg police, an outbound lane on Central Avenue near Eastway Drive is closed due to the spill.
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Photo: Brandon Thibodeaux for The Wall Street Journal UPS’s effort to catch up can be seen 36 miles from Mesquite in Fort Worth, where machines scan boxes, sort them by destination and send them to outbound vehicles.
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Explain to her that the IRS seldom makes outbound phone calls.
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Ninety percent of outbound parcels from the United States have this information, but only about 40 percent of incoming parcels do, according to the report and witnesses at the hearing.
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On Friday and Saturday: Inbound and outbound I-184 will see lane closures and shoulder closures.
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The Vehicle Face System will go further than those tests, aiming to capture a facial recognition-ready image for every passenger in every car in both the inbound and outbound lanes.
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First Known Use of outbound
1598
OUTBOUND Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of outbound for English Language Learners
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: traveling away from a place : outward bound
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