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Meaning of pour out
The primary meaning of "pour out" is to flow or cause something to flow out in a large quantity.
Etymology of pour out
The phrase "pour out" is derived from the verb "pour," which originated from Old French "purer" or "purier," meaning "to purify" or "to clarify," and Latin "purare," meaning "to purify"
The verb "pour" has been used in English since the 13th century to describe the act of flowing or causing something to flow
The phrase "pour out" has been used since the 14th century to describe the act of expressing or uttering something freely or intensely
Synonyms
Definitions
- To flow or cause something to flow out in a large quantity, often in an uncontrolled manner
- * To express or utter something, such as emotions or thoughts, freely or intensely
- * To give or bestow something, such as time or effort, generously or abundantly
Usage Examples
- The water poured out of the broken pipe and flooded the room
- * She poured out her heart to her friend, sharing all her emotions and thoughts
- * The charity poured out resources to help the affected community