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Term: be out to

Description:

Be out to is a phrasal verb that typically means to have a specific intention or purpose. It can be used metaphorically to describe someone's intention to achieve a particular goal or outcome.

Sample Sentences:

Sense: Determined/Intender

• She is out to prove that hard work pays off.
• He was out to break the world record in the race.
• They are out to win the championship this year.

Sense: Seeking Vengeance

• He is out to get revenge on those who wronged him.
• Lisa is out to make them pay for their betrayal.
• The detective is out to catch the criminal at any cost.

Sense: Actively Looking for Something

• We are out to find the perfect vacation spot.
• They are out to discover the truth behind the mystery.
• Jack is out to find a new job that challenges him.

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