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stay out
verb
(intr) to remain away from home
the cat stayed out all night
(tr) to remain beyond the end of
to stay out a welcome
(tr) to remain throughout
to stay the night out
Example Sentences
I want to stay out of all of them for as long as I can.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has done his best to stay out of these debates to avoid influencing his colleagues, and yet his support for both policies is still pretty well known.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson has called for the US to stay out of the conflict with Iran.
So back to the main event and the Sunday Beer Bust: We beginners could at least dance with each other and learn to stay out of the better couples’ path.
For now, the White House is – publicly – separating itself from the military action, trying to signal they mean to stay out of this fight for the moment.
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