outgoing
- Adjective:
- Sociable and friendly: Describes a person who is comfortable and confident in social interactions, enjoys meeting new people, and is often talkative.
- Retiring from a position: Describes someone who is leaving a job or office, often after their term has ended.
- Going out or departing: Describes something that is leaving a place, such as a vehicle or communication.
Adjective (Sociable): She has a very outgoing personality and makes friends easily.The outgoing child was the first to introduce himself to the new student.
Adjective (Retiring from office): The outgoing president gave a farewell speech.The outgoing manager is training her replacement.
Adjective (Departing): All outgoing flights have been delayed due to the storm.The post office handles both incoming and outgoing mail.
"Outgoing nature": Refers to a person's inherent sociable character. His outgoing nature made him perfect for the sales role.
"Outgoing administration/officials": Refers to a group of people leaving their governmental or organizational positions. The outgoing administration prepared a detailed transition report for the new team.
Outgoings (n, chiefly British): Money that is spent regularly; expenditures. We need to reduce our monthly outgoings.
Outgo (v/n, formal/rare): To go faster than or surpass; or the act of going out. Few can outgo him in speed. (verb) The outgo of capital was a concern. (noun)
- Extroverted: Similar to the sociable meaning, focusing on gaining energy from social interaction.
- Sociable: Fond of company; gregarious.
- Departing: Leaving, especially on a journey.
- Retiring: Leaving one's job and ceasing to work.
- Incoming: Arriving or just beginning a term of office.
- Introverted: Shy, reserved, or focused on internal thoughts.
- Reclusive: Avoiding the company of other people.
Outgoing mail/call: Refers to correspondence or communication being sent from a person or location. Please place all outgoing mail in this tray.
Outgoing tide: The tide when it is receding or flowing away from the shore. We set sail on the outgoing tide.
- at ease in talking to others
- retiring from a position or office
- the outgoing president
- leaving a place or a position
- an outgoing steamship