Definition of "outbound" []

• Outward bound; headed away: outbound trains. (adjective)

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• ""The U.S. was once the most important market in Japanese outbound cross-boarder deals, but now [buying a U.S. firm] is just one of many options given that the importance of the emerging countries has enormously increased" said"
• "Service seems great, the primary problem I see is that when I call outbound from say my cell phone, the receiver of the call is going to see my actual cell phone number."
• "Only when placed in the more accurate and to-scale map of the city do the terms outbound and inbound make sense in context of the peninsula that is San Francisco."