without

De with et out, en anglo-saxon tardif wiþūtan.

without \wɪð.ˈaʊt\, \wɪθ.ˈaʊt\

1. Sans.
   • He likes to eat everything without sharing.

     Il aime tout manger sans partager.

• w/o

• with

• if it were not for
• were it not for

without \wɪð.ˈaʊt\, \wɪθ.ˈaʊt\

1. (Désuet) Dehors, hors de, à l’extérieur.
   • Millom Without, localité situé hors du territoire de Millom.
   • “She wanted to go with me. But I convinced her that it was better for her to stand guard without, prepared to help me if I were forced again into the open by what lay behind the rock.” — (Abraham Merritt, The Moon Pool, 1919, éd. 2001, ISBN 0803282680)

• outside (« dehors »)
• out of (« hors de »)

• within

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