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Difference between Out of a place and Out of place

out of a placeunemployed:

  • Did you hear about Bob? He is out of a place, according to the human resources department.

out of place

1. inappropriate; unacceptable:

  • A man in a round hat is as out of place at a hunt as a man in a tweed suit at a ball.

2. = out of a place:

  • It is an ancient custom for servants out of place to assemble, once a year, in some great town, for the purpose of being hired.