Beyond - Law Dictionary Search Results

Outsit

To remain sitting or in session longer than or beyond the time of to outstay

To go faster than to outrun to advance beyond to leave behind

From the interior part in a direction from the interior toward the exterior out to the outside beyond off away as a ship bound outward

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To agitate or discuss beyond what is expedient

To bid or offer beyond or in excess of

To carry too far to carry beyond the proper point

To drive too hard or far or beyond strength

Due and more than due delayed beyond the proper time of arrival payment return etc as an overdue vessel an overdue note a book overdue

To grace or honor exceedingly or beyond desert

Learned by repetitive practice or memorization beyond the point where it can be immediately recalled

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