out of
Fresh from supplies
Out of indicates movement from inside to outside She walked out of the room, or origin and source made out of wood, out of curiosity.
It marks depletion or lack: out of gas, out of time, out of luck.
To be out of something is to have none left.
Out of can mean beyond range out of sight, excluded from out of the loop, or motivated by out of spite.
In ratios, out of expresses proportion: nine out of ten.
Nearing exhaustion of supply
- depletedSeverely reduced or emptied
- exhaustedUtterly depleted of energy
- drainedEmptied of resources
- emptyHolding nothing inside
spent · all gone · finished · used up · consumed · shortage · scarcity · deficit
Shut out, denied entry
- omittedLeft out intentionally
- beyondFarther than something
- apart fromExcluding from consideration
- exemptNot subject to
barred · disqualified · eliminated · cut · rejected · removed · expelled · blacklisted
running low
Nearing exhaustion of supply
empty · spent · all gone · finished · used up · consumed · shortage · scarcity · deficit · stockout
excluded
Shut out, denied entry
- omittedLeft out intentionally
- beyondFarther than something
- apart fromExcluding from consideration
exempt · barred · disqualified · eliminated · cut · rejected · removed · expelled · blacklisted · sidelined
coming from
Originating at a source
inspired by
Creatively motivated through
fraction
Part divided by whole
- percentageProportion out of hundred
- ratioComparative numerical relation
- sharePortion given out
portion · subset · segment · sample · selection · quota · allotment · slice · piece · part
- compound prepositionsaccording to, due to, prior to, owing to, apart from
- prepositionsabove, about, across, after, along