Verb. outrule (third-person singular simple present outrules, present participle outruling, simple past and past participle outruled)

4 дня назад · transitive verb 1. exclude, eliminate 2. to make impossible : prevent heavy rain ruled out the picnic.

rule out something ... to stop considering something as a possibility: It's unlikely that he'll run for president, but you can never rule anything out.

verb. dismiss from consideration or a contest. “John was ruled out as a possible suspect because he had a strong alibi” synonyms: eliminate, reject, winnow out ...

British. 1. phrasal verb. If you rule out a course of action, an idea, or a solution, you decide that it is impossible or unsuitable.

The meaning of RULE OUT OF is to remove (someone) from (a competition, contest, etc.). How to use rule out of in a sentence.

verb · to dismiss from consideration · to make impossible; preclude or prevent. the rain ruled out outdoor games. “Collins English Dictionary ...

​rule somebody/something out (as something) to state that something is not possible or that somebody/something is not suitable synonym exclude.

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