misses, missed, missing
to miss out
phrasal verb
Fail to experience or take part in something enjoyable or beneficial
- 1She didn't want to miss out on the fun.
- 2If you don't hurry, you'll miss out on the best deals.
When you miss out on something, it means you didn't get to be a part of something good or fun. It's like not being able to join a party or go on a trip. You feel like you've lost out on a good experience.
Remember, missing out can also refer to not taking advantage of an opportunity that could benefit you in some way. So, don't miss out on studying for your exams or applying for that job!
at work
The Missed Lunch Invitation
George
Hey Rebecca, we had a great lunch at the new Italian place today.
Rebecca
Oh no, I didn't know you all were going. I missed out on it!
George
Yeah, it was really fun. Next time, I'll make sure to invite you.
Rebecca
Thanks, George. I definitely don't want to miss out again!
at a book signing event
The Book Signing Event
Richard
I can't believe you didn't come to the author signing today.
Nancy
I had to work late, so I missed out on meeting her.
Richard
It was amazing, she even shared some writing tips.
Nancy
I wish I could have been there, it sounds incredible.
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Similar to "to miss out":
- 1lose out
- 2skip