outstation

noun, adj, adv — 3 senses

outstation

noun

Etymology From out- + station.

1

A station or post in a remote position; an outpost.

It is proposed also to provide two Regional stores, one at Doncaster and one at Stratford, to supply outstations and the main works with diesel locomotive spares.1955 October, “Notes and News: Diesel Maintenance in Eastern Region”, in Railway Magazine, page 726:

outstation

adj

Etymology From out- + station.

1

India, Malaysia, Singapore Out of town.

outstation

adv

Etymology From out- + station.

1

India, Malaysia, Singapore Out of town.

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