out-of-town

Not from here

Out-of-town describes someone or something from another place, not local: out-of-town visitors, an out-of-town newspaper.

It can also describe going elsewhere: She's out of town this week, an out-of-town trip.

The hyphenated form typically precedes nouns; without hyphens, it follows verbs.

remote

rural

Of the countryside

rustic · secluded · isolated · backwoods · hinterland · boondocks · sticks · boonies · nowhere · far-flung

visitor

guest

Welcomed visitor

company · overnight · weekend · stay · hosting · hospitality · welcome · reunion · catch-up · visit

travel

roadtrip

Leisure travel by car

commute · distance · mileage · journey · departure · arrival · destination · caravan · detour · navigation

suburban

commuter

One who travels regularly

periphery · outlying · neighboring · nearby · surrounding · adjacent · residential · zoning · development

business

conference

Organized meeting for discussion

corporate · consultant · contractor · representative · delegate · seminar · convention · networking

Opposites
geographic proximity/locality

out-of-townlocal

Of this area

nearby · hometown · close · neighborhood · home

familiarity/belonging

out-of-townlocal

Of this area

native · resident · homegrown · established · community

Family

town, outside, downtown, outskirts, uptown, towns, outpost, township, townspeople

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G