outbound
adjectiveUK /ˈaʊt.baʊnd/
US /ˈaʊt.baʊnd/
Going away from a place, like a train leaving a station.
The outbound flight to Paris leaves at nine in the morning.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A ship or plane that is traveling away from its home port or base.
The outbound was already far from the harbor by sunset.
3. In computing, data or messages that are sent from a device to another place.
The firewall checks all outbound traffic for safety.
4. Directed toward the outside or exterior.
The outbound mail is collected every afternoon.