Definition of outlash in English:

outlash

noun ˈaʊtlaʃ

rare

verb ˈaʊtlaʃ

no object To lash out; to strike out violently. In earliest use figurative: to break out into excess; to be extravagant, exaggerate. Compare "overlash". Now rare.

Mid 19th century. From out- + lash, after to lash out
late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From out- + lash.

nounˈaʊtlaʃ

rare

verbˈaʊtlaʃ

no object To lash out; to strike out violently. In earliest use figurative: to break out into excess; to be extravagant, exaggerate. Compare "overlash". Now rare.

Mid 19th century. From out- + lash, after to lash out<br>late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From out- + lash.

单词	outlash
释义	Definition of outlash in English: outlash noun ˈaʊtlaʃ rare The action of lashing out; an instance of this. verb ˈaʊtlaʃ no object To lash out; to strike out violently. In earliest use figurative: to break out into excess; to be extravagant, exaggerate. Compare "overlash". Now rare. Origin Mid 19th century. From out- + lash, after to lash out late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From out- + lash. Definition of outlash in US English: outlash nounˈaʊtlaʃ rare The action of lashing out; an instance of this. verbˈaʊtlaʃ no object To lash out; to strike out violently. In earliest use figurative: to break out into excess; to be extravagant, exaggerate. Compare "overlash". Now rare. Origin Mid 19th century. From out- + lash, after to lash out<br>late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From out- + lash.
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