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out of the gate
Language:
en
1.
General
informal
neutral
At the very beginning of an activity, process, or event; immediately after the start.
2.
General
neutral
literal
Having exited through a gate or entrance; outside a gate or threshold.
3.
General
informal
specialized
In racing or animal-handling contexts, to start with rapid force or speed from the starting gate; to surge away quickly at the outset.
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