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View definitions for start out

start out

verb as in set sail

verb as in shove off

verb as in strike out

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He studied at St John's College, Oxford and on graduating almost immediately joined the civil service, starting out as a fast stream trainee in the Department for Education.

From BBC

Many of these freelancers start out as sole proprietorships, which is the default business structure.

From Salon

Whether you’re just starting out, on a budget or looking for something different, these yoga studios have something for everyone.

The restaurant’s Googie style is a futuristic architecture mode that started out of Southern California and featured sharp geometrical shapes, sweeping curves and bright, sometimes neon, lights.

Maclin had to earn his stripes; he started out as a stagehand.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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