Outside: adverb
1. Referring to a location or position that is not within a particular enclosed structure or area; beyond the confines or boundaries of something.
Example: Sarah sat outside on the porch, enjoying the sunshine.
2. In a position or state of being away or removed from the interior or sheltered side of an object, space, or area.
Example: The cat scratched the outside of the door, wanting to be let in.
3. In a more general sense, referring to any area or space that is not considered to be within the usual range of a particular concept, activity, or context.
Example: She was outside the mainstream of popular culture, preferring alternative music and art.
Outside: noun
1. The area or space that is external or beyond the boundaries of a particular structure, place, or area.
Example: The children played outside in the park, running and laughing.
2. The external surface or part of something, typically referring to the outer side or exterior aspect.
Example: The car's outside was covered in mud from the dirt road.
Outside: adjective
1. Pertaining to or located on the exterior or outer side of something.
Example: The outside wall of the building had colorful murals painted on it.
2. Not within the normal or established boundaries, realm, or scope of something.
Example: The company hired an outside consultant to provide an impartial opinion.
3. Unrelated or disconnected with a particular situation or group; not part of a specific category or group.
Example: His outside interests included photography and hiking.
