Outskirt ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Outskirt ( noun )

1. The outer part of a town, city, or settlement that is distant from its center.
2. A rural or remote area surrounding a larger more urban or populated area.

Origin:

The word 'outskirt' is derived from the noun 'out' meaning 'beyond the limits' and the noun 'skirt' meaning 'the edge or border of something'. it has been in use since the 16th century.

Examples:

1. Many people who live in the outskirt of the city enjoy the peaceful and quiet atmosphere.
2. The new housing development is located on the outskirt of town.
3. I grew up in a small farm in the outskirt of the county.
4. The outskirt of the city is characterized by its green landscape and fresh air.
5. The outskirt of the city is a great place for a nature walk.

(As a verb)

Outskirt ( verb )

1. The outer part of a town, city, or settlement that is distant from its center.
2. A rural or remote area surrounding a larger more urban or populated area.

Origin:

The word 'outskirt' is derived from the noun 'out' meaning 'beyond the limits' and the noun 'skirt' meaning 'the edge or border of something'. it has been in use since the 16th century.

Examples:

1. Many people who live in the outskirt of the city enjoy the peaceful and quiet atmosphere.
2. The new housing development is located on the outskirt of town.
3. I grew up in a small farm in the outskirt of the county.
4. The outskirt of the city is characterized by its green landscape and fresh air.
5. The outskirt of the city is a great place for a nature walk.