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outline
[out-lahyn]
noun
the line by which a figure or object is defined or bounded; contour.
a drawing or sketch restricted to line without shading or modeling of form.
a general sketch, account, or report, indicating only the main features, as of a book, subject, or project.
an outline of medieval history; an outline of a speech.
outlines, the essential features or main aspects of something under discussion.
At the first meeting, we gave her only the outlines of the project.
Printing., an ornamented type in which the outside contours of each character appear in black, with the inside left white.
outline
/ ˈaʊtˌlaɪn /
noun
a preliminary or schematic plan, draft, account, etc
(usually plural) the important features of an argument, theory, work, etc
the line by which an object or figure is or appears to be bounded
a drawing or manner of drawing consisting only of external lines
( as modifier )
an outline map
verb
to draw or display the outline of
to give the main features or general idea of
Other Word Forms
- preoutline noun
- reoutline verb (used with object)
- well-outlined adjective
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Example Sentences
He said further government investment would depend on the "delivery of the vision" he had outlined in the letter.
As she outlined in a statement, in 2020 a trust was set up under the instructions of a court to manage a payout for a medical incident which had left their son with life-long disabilities.
The government will then outline likely measures to the forecasters who will assess how much they are forecast to raise or to cost the exchequer.
Now it has published a further update outlining additional actions it is planning which will allow parents to:
As part of the planning process the US entertainment giant published thousands of pages outlining its vision for Bedfordshire back in July.
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