In the yard
Outside and in the yard are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outside" instead an adverb phrase "In the yard".
Outside
Outside adverb - In or into the open air.
In the yard and outside are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the yard" instead an adverb "Outside".
Nearby Word: outsider
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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A little girl on CSI Crime Scene Investigation, who came downstairs to find her relatives butchered and her mother missing, mutely prepares her own breakfast, selects a favorite book from the shelf, and goes outside to sit on a bench in the yard, staring silently into the distance.
Source: Thousand-Yard Stare -
He's surprisingly okay with Kuu and Kou living with them, and even insists that Kou sleep inside rather outside in the yard as she originally wanted to.
- Bogus then tells the thief that he won't get away with it, before he starts using a file to try and free himself from the cage.Outside in the yard, in the darkest of night, Kevin is sleeping while tied up in the yard, when he suddenly becomes alerted by the presence of the thief.
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