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Key out   /ki aʊt/   Listen
Key out

verb
1.
Identify as in botany or biology, for example.  Synonyms: describe, discover, distinguish, identify, key, name.






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"Key out" Quotes from Famous Books



... the bottom in three bays, surmounted by busts. We chose for the right hand and turned the handle. It gave into a narrow passage, lined with bookcases and dimly lighted. "I think this will be the way," Virginia said, and took the key out of the door and locked it on the inside. We followed the passage to a flight of stone steps, descended these in their curving course round a pillar, and came upon a little arched doorway. Virginia opened it. It led directly into the church of San Lorenzo. We saw the hanging lamps before the altars, ...
— The Fool Errant • Maurice Hewlett

... at the outer door, low, discreet, and continuous. It sounded to me like a deliverance. Whoever might be there must aid me to waken Diaz. I ran to the door, taking the key out of my pocket, and opened it. A tall woman stood on the doormat. It was the girl that I had glimpsed on the previous night in the large hat ascending the stairs with a man. But now her bright golden head was uncovered, and she wore a blue peignoir, ...
— Sacred And Profane Love • E. Arnold Bennett

... be able to pay her dead father's debts and save the honor of his name! She confidently drew the key out of her pocket and went up to the chest. What was this? She knew, quite positively, that she had locked it before going out and yet it was now standing wide open; the lid, thrown back, hung askew by ...
— Uarda • Georg Ebers



Words linked to "Key out" :   sort out, separate, sort, name, key, assort, class, classify



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