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outlet A contact device installed along a circuit for the connection of an attachment plug and flexible cord to supply power to portable equipment and electrical appliances. Also known as receptacles.
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outlet s. thoracic outlet s.
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outlet The point of water disposal from a stream, river, lake, tidewater, or artificial drain.
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outlet The point at which water discharges from a river, creek or other flowline; lake; tidal basin or drainage depression; or pipe, channel, dam or other hydrologic structure.
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outlet A telecommunications outlet is a single-piece cable termination assembly (typically on the floor or in the wall), containing one or more modular telecom jacks. Such jacks might be RJs, coaxial terminators, fiber optic couplers, etc. See also Device and Equipment.
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