Put yourself out

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phrasal verb

To make an effort to do something, especially when it's inconvenient or involves a lot of effort.

She really put herself out to make our stay comfortable.
Visual representation of "put yourself out" - To make an effort to do something, especially when it's inconvenient or involves a lot of effort.

Often appears as...

  • really put yourself out
  • don't put yourself out
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Beyond Duty

Use when someone does more than what is expected or required.

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She put herself out to bake a cake at midnight for the party.
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Emphasize Effort

Highlight the amount of effort, especially if it's voluntary and for others' benefit.

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You've really put yourself out organizing this charity event, thank you.
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Not Obligatory

Implies the effort made wasn't a requirement but a choice.

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He put himself out to drive her to the airport, although he didn't have to.
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