outwith
Speech parts
1. outwith - Adverb
2. outwith - Preposition
Meaning
outwith
(now chiefly Scotland) Outside; beyond; outside of. [from 12th c.]
outwith (not comparable)
Outside, outwardly; outwards. [from 13th c.]
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Mid-Berwickshire councillor Mark Rowley welcomed the consultation process and the decision to extend its economic benefits further outwith Berwickshire, saying: “I welcome this high level of detailed information being put in the public domain.
Dundee United manager Robbie Neilson has hailed the club’s hierarchy for backing him in the transfer market as they look to do more business outwith the window.
“No team has a divine right to play at that level and for years, teams were given a free pass if you like, with no pressure on them to finish outwith that bottom place.
“But it is outwith.
“No-one should be left worse off as a result of a global pandemic outwith their control, especially those who can’t call on their mum or dad for support or come from low income families.”
She said: “It is continuous outwith these times, allowing us to get no rest at all.