preposition

• Outside; beyond.

  ‘he has lived outwith Scotland for only five years’

  More example sentences

  • ‘The panel is likely to favour somebody who has done really exceptional work outwith their duty and beyond PR associations.’
  • ‘He must've lived here with other people, but as it's outwith the 1901 census I'm not exactly sure how I can find out.’
  • ‘In the 1960s, the guide began covering countries outwith France.’
  • ‘Increasingly, specialist care is provided outwith hospitals and those patients who need to go to hospital stay there for shorter periods.’
  • ‘And outwith the galleries' jurisdiction, there is another challenge.’

  Synonyms

  on the far side of, on the farther side of, on the other side of, further on than, behind, past, after