Question 1

What does "contract out of" mean?

Accepted Answer

To formally and legally withdraw from a scheme, obligation, or agreement, usually by signing a document.

Question 2

How do you use "contract out of" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

The union argued that workers should not be pressured to contract out of the state earnings-related pension scheme.

Question 3

Is "contract out of" formal or informal?

Accepted Answer

"contract out of" is formal — used mainly in written or official contexts. Primarily used in legal and employment contexts in British English. Often used in relation to pension schemes, employment regulations, or contractual obligations. Requires a formal act, typically a signed document, to be valid.

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