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out of course

out of course prepositional phrase: out of order; not in harmony or agreement.

Prepositional phrase

  1. out of order; not in harmony or agreement
    • The foundation of our whole economic system is out of course with the economic laws of the Bible, which require money to be used as a medium of exchange only and prohibit its perversion into a commodity out of which to build up a ruinous system of credit inflation with its ever-increasing but...1965, Destiny Quarterly Review, volume 36, page 226

Questions about out of course

What does out of course mean?
Out of course means out of order; not in harmony or agreement.
What part of speech is out of course?
Out of course is a prepositional phrase.

Words near out of course in the dictionary

  1. out of conceit with
  2. out of condition
  3. out of context
  4. out of control
  5. out of countenance
  6. out of course
  7. out of court
  8. out of date
  9. out of doors
  10. out of drawing
  11. out of fashion

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