Meaning ofgo outin English

Verb

1. to socialize in public; for recreation
   They like to go out with friends on weekends.
   Synonyms:

   partysocializeminglehang outmeet up
   Antonyms:

   stay instay homeisolateseclude
2. to leave a building
   The employees will go out of the office for a meeting.
   Synonyms:

   exitleavedepartemergecome out
   Antonyms:

   enterstayremaincome instay in
3. to be in a romantic relationship; dating (as a couple)
   The couple has been going out for three years now.
   Synonyms:

   dateseecourtbe withbe together
   Antonyms:

   break upseparatesplit
4. to be eliminated from competition
   Their team will go out of the tournament if they lose.
   Synonyms:

   get eliminatedbe knocked outlose outbe oustedget dropped
   Antonyms:

   advanceproceedqualifymake the cutmove on
5. to lose consciousness; pass out
   The patient might go out from the anesthesia.
   Synonyms:

   pass outblack outfaintlose consciousnessfall unconscious
   Antonyms:

   come toregain consciousnesswake up
6. to fall out of style or trend
   The fashion trend will go out as the season changes.
   Synonyms:

   go out of stylefall out of favorlose popularitybecome outdatedbecome unfashionable
   Antonyms:

   come inbecome populargain popularitystay in styleremain fashionable
7. to recede or ebb (like the tide); to decrease
   The tide will go out at low tide, exposing the beach.
   Synonyms:

   recedeebbdecreasediminishlessensubsidewanedwindle
   Antonyms:

   riseincreasegrowswellintensify
8. to sympathize or express support (towards someone or something)
   Many people will go out of their way to support the charity event.
   Synonyms:

   come outspeak outstand uprally aroundget behind
   Antonyms:

   turn againstspeak out againstopposego againstdisown
9. to engage in a duel or fight (with someone)
   The two boxers will go out with each other in the championship match.
   Synonyms:

   clashfightduelengagescuffle
   Antonyms:

   make upreconcilecease firetrucesurrender
10. to be transmitted or aired (on media)
    The news about the natural disaster will go out on all major television channels.
    Synonyms:

    airbroadcasttransmitbe showncome on
    Antonyms:

    be cancellednot airgo offstop broadcastingnot transmit