Serve out

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verb

To finish doing or providing something that has been agreed.

He decided to serve out his contract instead of resigning early.
Visual representation of "serve out" - To finish doing or providing something that has been agreed

Often appears as...

  • serve out a sentence
  • serve out a term
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Commitment Shown

Indicates a person's dedication to completing a task or agreement regardless of circumstances.

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Despite receiving another job offer, she decided to serve out her current contract.
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Legally Binding

Commonly used to describe the fulfillment of legal obligations such as contracts or sentences.

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He had no choice but to serve out his sentence after the verdict.
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Endurance Implication

Suggests a person is persisting through something that may be difficult or unwanted.

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The mayor had to serve out her term despite the scandals.
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