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Definition of off-world in English: off-worldadverb Away from earth or (in science fiction) from a place treated as the native world. wouldn't it be best to pursue these experiments off-world sometime in the future? Example sentencesExamples - So you need a bunch of realistic fantasy creatures, and Stan Winston figured out long ago that it was easier to hire off-world than build all these bizarre creatures from scratch.
- Three years had passed and I'd reached my goal for a ticket off-world.
- None of the others made it off-world for another half century, and by that time we had already started to investigate the other planets in our system.
- I'm not really different from any of the others, except I'm a fashion model, and I live off-world.
- This is really an Earth-based project, so it wouldn't be right to go off-world for help.
- We'll give them those three days to evacuate all settlements off-world.
- If you were being menaced by a bug-eyed monster but lacked a phaser or psionic powers, your last hope might be a shuttle-craft to get you off-world.
adjective Involving, located in, or coming from a place outside one's native world or planet. the plants will be grown in a special lunar module designed to promote plant growth in an off-world environment Example sentencesExamples - After that, it's up to Zassa and her off-world contacts and Tanj's piloting skill to get us out of the Elysium system.
- The final area of the Compound was the landing pad, where off-world shipments of materials arrived.
- I'm off-world now cropping the juice to reach equilibrium with you.
- The U.S. has always cooperated with the policy of limiting off-world contamination.
- ‘You have all been progressing quite well,’ he told them, ‘and all of your mentors agree that you are ready for your first off-world assignment.’
- There's an obvious ethical worry here, but if we put that aside for the moment, is this just an inevitable and, unfortunately, necessary next step in off-world exploration?
- Establishing off-world settlements to get at least some of humanity's eggs out of the current single fragile physical and political basket is not exactly a job for a robot.
- Had we grown tired of the planet in the wake of the oil scandal and yearn for off-world travel?
- You adjust to everything, until the sky is filled with gigantic trolling zeppelins flashing ads for Coke, Atari, off-world colonial employment, etc.
- What make the story unique are its setting and insight into off-world cultures.
- In exchange for an alliance, the aliens offer Earth the secrets of the hyperdrive, which makes faster-than-light travel and off-world colonization possible.
- Only off-world resources will do: lunar mining, processing and launch facilities, harvesting asteroids, and robotic manufacturing.
- From the days of the earliest space-themed movies, directors have worked studiously to be as authentic as possible in the representation of spaceflight and off-world locations.
- He transforms the pavilion into an off-world environment with benches that seem to mutate into treelike lamps, flashing lights, milky glass panels and portentous projections.
- To secure an off-world presence, skilled individuals from a variety of professions will be needed to meet the challenges that arise.
noun (in science fiction) a place away from the earth, or from a particular planet or world regarded as the native world. they centred the action on an offworld called Goblin Example sentencesExamples - Some had even come from off-world to witness it.
- Because of our seclusion, we rarely get any visitors from the outside, and never from off-world.
- Both of them seem to be visitors from off-world, from a unknown culture alien to Ventus.
Derivatives noun His presence on Earth was in violation of Galactic regulations - no off-worlders on a developing world. Example sentencesExamples - There were very few off-worlders away from Sillon who know the importance of the Silloni's spiraled horns.
- Tell me when you have the off-worlders in custody.
- His strange clothes, pale skin and bewildered manner all marked him as an off-worlder, someone who simply did not belong on Demeter.
- Even though Ambrooke was a planet-wide city, it was broken up into provinces, so that navigation was less confusing to off-worlders.
Definition of off-world in US English: off-worldadverb Away from earth or (in science fiction) from a place treated as the native world. wouldn't it be best to pursue these experiments off-world sometime in the future? Example sentencesExamples - So you need a bunch of realistic fantasy creatures, and Stan Winston figured out long ago that it was easier to hire off-world than build all these bizarre creatures from scratch.
- This is really an Earth-based project, so it wouldn't be right to go off-world for help.
- Three years had passed and I'd reached my goal for a ticket off-world.
- If you were being menaced by a bug-eyed monster but lacked a phaser or psionic powers, your last hope might be a shuttle-craft to get you off-world.
- I'm not really different from any of the others, except I'm a fashion model, and I live off-world.
- We'll give them those three days to evacuate all settlements off-world.
- None of the others made it off-world for another half century, and by that time we had already started to investigate the other planets in our system.
adjective Involving, located in, or coming from a place outside one's native world or planet. the plants will be grown in a special lunar module designed to promote plant growth in an off-world environment Example sentencesExamples - He transforms the pavilion into an off-world environment with benches that seem to mutate into treelike lamps, flashing lights, milky glass panels and portentous projections.
- There's an obvious ethical worry here, but if we put that aside for the moment, is this just an inevitable and, unfortunately, necessary next step in off-world exploration?
- After that, it's up to Zassa and her off-world contacts and Tanj's piloting skill to get us out of the Elysium system.
- Had we grown tired of the planet in the wake of the oil scandal and yearn for off-world travel?
- What make the story unique are its setting and insight into off-world cultures.
- Only off-world resources will do: lunar mining, processing and launch facilities, harvesting asteroids, and robotic manufacturing.
- To secure an off-world presence, skilled individuals from a variety of professions will be needed to meet the challenges that arise.
- The final area of the Compound was the landing pad, where off-world shipments of materials arrived.
- In exchange for an alliance, the aliens offer Earth the secrets of the hyperdrive, which makes faster-than-light travel and off-world colonization possible.
- From the days of the earliest space-themed movies, directors have worked studiously to be as authentic as possible in the representation of spaceflight and off-world locations.
- The U.S. has always cooperated with the policy of limiting off-world contamination.
- You adjust to everything, until the sky is filled with gigantic trolling zeppelins flashing ads for Coke, Atari, off-world colonial employment, etc.
- Establishing off-world settlements to get at least some of humanity's eggs out of the current single fragile physical and political basket is not exactly a job for a robot.
- ‘You have all been progressing quite well,’ he told them, ‘and all of your mentors agree that you are ready for your first off-world assignment.’
- I'm off-world now cropping the juice to reach equilibrium with you.
noun (in science fiction) a place away from the earth, or from a particular planet or world regarded as the native world. they centred the action on an offworld called Goblin Example sentencesExamples - Some had even come from off-world to witness it.
- Both of them seem to be visitors from off-world, from a unknown culture alien to Ventus.
- Because of our seclusion, we rarely get any visitors from the outside, and never from off-world.
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