English to Latin Meaning of outskirts

Outskirts :

noun

Outskirts :: partem

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Definitions of outskirts in English

Noun(1) an unusual garment size (especially one that is very large
Adjective(1) larger than normal for its kind

Examples of outskirts in English

(1) Her brown boots with their outsized 12 cm heels are just too cool for her to worry about details like being able to walk without teetering.(2) On one, a farmhouse is enclosed by a wildly outsized path.(3) Like opera itself, the novel is outsized and outrageous, with evil curses, nervous breakdowns, and overwhelming arias.(4) Indeed, we suspect gold is likely to grab an outsized share of the immediate future, thanks to the substantial pressures weighing on the US Dollar.(5) Eventually, they came up with three clickable buttons that are centered beneath an outsized , horizontal LCD screen.(6) Over time, the imperial tented bed became an outsized symbol of the Empire style's most recognizable design.(7) In the process, he's increasing the already outsized power of his tiny state in high-profile corporate transactions.(8) I'm skeptical that there aren't equally outsized egos in the graphic design community, up and down the ladder of experience.(9) Everything about going to the movies today is outsized , except the size of the screening room you end up in.(10) Even so, it would take nothing less than Babe Ruth's outsized personality and equally enormous home runs to let baseball fans believe again.(11) What got most of the attention though was his large mouth and exceptionally outsized front teeth.(12) The men worked extra shifts when malfunctions occurred: heavy machine parts and outsized tools had to be moved.(13) You open another and come across a giant animatronic cat, trying to catch an equally outsized mouse.(14) her outsized glasses(15) Since so many environmentalists think this way they tend to have an outsized influence on framing how environmental issues get debated.(16) He holds back huge multi-pointed leaves to reveal plants thick with buds and outsized aubergines, the size of a well-blown up football.

(1) outsider ::

externus

(2) out ::

Word Example from TV Shows

$Don’t start\Nwith$

Don’t start
with "the epic tales about the OUTSKIRTS".

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 5

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