What is another word for out of bounds?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌa͡ʊtəv bˈa͡ʊndz], [ ˌaʊtəv bˈaʊndz], [ ˌaʊ_t_ə_v b_ˈaʊ_n_d_z]
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Similar words for out of bounds:
- beyond limit (adjective)
- extreme (adjective)
- forbidden (adjective)
- off-limits (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- outrageous (adjective)
- prohibited (adjective)
- taboo (adjective)
- ultra (adjective)
- unauthorized (adjective)
- unmentionable (adjective)
- unreasonable (adjective)
- unreasoned (adjective)
- unspeakable (adjective)
- utmost (adjective)
- off-limits (adverb)
- ban (noun)
- location (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- prohibition (noun)
- other synonyms
- extravagant
- irrational
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Out of bounds:
adj.
• beyond limit (adjective) • extreme (adjective) • forbidden (adjective)- most closed-down,
- most closedup,
- most closeddown,
- more closed up,
- more closedup,
- more closeddown,
- more closed-up,
- pro-scribed,
- more closed down,
- closeddown,
- more proscribed,
- closedup,
- more no-no,
- most nono,
- most closed down,
- more closed-down,
- most no-no,
- most no no,
- pro scribed,
- more no no,
- most closed-up,
- re fused,
- more nono,
- most closed up,
- re-fused,
- most proscribed.
- Pirated,
- taboo,
- over the line,
- up here,
- overkill,
- pricey,
- too-too,
- topmost,
- frowned on,
- under the table,
- closed up,
- top most,
- Unapproved,
- maximal,
- pre-eminent,
- unauthorized,
- Absonant,
- closed-up,
- unreasonable,
- unwarrantable,
- closed-down,
- off base,
- utmost,
- farthest,
- impermissible,
- forbidden,
- up to here,
- too great,
- beyond the pale,
- outrageous,
- Unreasoned,
- illegal,
- costing an arm and a leg,
- unrightful,
- worst case,
- prohibited,
- undiminished,
- unsanctioned.
- most anathema,
- re-served,
- un-acceptable,
- more disapproved,
- un acceptable,
- dis approved,
- dis-approved,
- un thinkable,
- more anathema,
- un-thinkable,
- most disapproved,
- re served,
- beyond pale.
- un sanctioned,
- more unapproved,
- most unsanctioned,
- un justified,
- more unsanctioned,
- under table,
- un authorized,
- most unapproved,
- un-approved,
- un-constitutional,
- most pirated,
- un-official,
- un official,
- more pirated,
- un-sanctioned,
- un-warranted,
- un approved,
- over line,
- un-authorized,
- un constitutional,
- un-justified.
- un due,
- costing an arm and leg,
- uncalledfor,
- too too,
- costing arm a leg,
- more overkill,
- in temperate,
- tootoo,
- more tootoo,
- un justest,
- most unwarrantable,
- most absonant,
- un rightful,
- un-duest,
- un fairer,
- priciest,
- in-temperate,
- over-kill,
- un-reasonable,
- un-duer,
- costing an arm a leg,
- more too-too,
- more unrightful,
- un-fair,
- most too-too,
- un reasonable,
- pricier,
- over much,
- costing arm and a leg,
- un-justest,
- un warrantable,
- most too too,
- un just,
- costing arm and leg,
- more unwarrantable,
- most unrightful,
- costing arm leg,
- un justifiable,
- costing an arm leg,
- un juster,
- un-just,
- un-warrantable,
- un-rightful,
- un fair,
- un duest,
- un-justifiable,
- un-fairer,
- un-juster,
- most tootoo,
- un fairest,
- most overkill,
- un-fairest,
- more too too,
- un-due,
- more absonant,
- over kill.
- un qualified,
- un-diminished,
- un-qualified,
- pre eminent,
- un mitigated,
- un-conditional,
- further most,
- out side,
- un-reserved,
- un-mitigated,
- utter most,
- further-most,
- allout,
- top-most,
- more undiminished,
- utter-most,
- most undiminished,
- outer-most,
- top-pest,
- un conditional,
- un diminished,
- para mount,
- para-mount,
- un-limited.
adv
• off-limits (adverb)n.
• ban (noun)- nono's,
- re strictions,
- a thou shalt nots,
- in-junction,
- donts,
- out of bound,
- in junctions,
- no no,
- no no's,
- a thou shalt not,
- nonos,
- re-striction,
- off limit,
- nono,
- re striction,
- in junction,
- out bound,
- a thou-shalt-nots,
- no nos,
- re-strictions,
- out bounds,
- in-junctions.
Other synonyms:
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- unlicensed.
How to use "Out of bounds" in context?
Out of bounds is a term used in sports to describe an area on the playing field that is not part of the regular game. The term is also used in other types of sport, such as bandy, where an out of bounds area may delimit a side's playing area.
The term is derived from horseshoes, in which players were not allowed to jump over the boundaries of the playing field. When the playing field was increased in size, it was no longer possible for players to jump over the boundaries and the term "out of bounds" was used to describe an area outside the playing field.
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