outby

/ˈaʊtbaɪ/
adverb
  1. Outside or away from a central location, especially in mining or rural contexts.
    • The trail leads outby toward the open fields.
    • He walked outby to the barn to check on the horses.
    • The miners moved outby to reach the new coal seam.
Antonyms
preposition
  1. Beyond or past a certain point; further away from the center.
    • They ventured outby the village into uncharted territory.
    • The old well sits outby the farmhouse, near the fence.
    • The cabin is located outby the main road, deep in the woods.
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