Complete Definition of "keep out"

English

Verb
infl|en|verb|head=to keep out

  1. intransitive To refrain from entering a place or condition.

#* After being warned, he kept out.

  1. transitive To restrain someone or something from entering a place or condition.

#* The warning kept him out.

Usage notes
Often seen, as imperative, on a sign posted as an attempt to prevent entry or access to a place.

Category:English phrasal verbs

See also
no admittance
no trespassing
stay away

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