Definition
to impose inconvenience or additional tasks on an individual
I didn't want to put you out, so I decided to handle the matter myself.
Could you help deliver these documents to the office? I hope it won't put you out too much.
I worried that when she asked us to meet at night, it would put everyone out.
- Usually passive
to irritate or disturb someone, commonly through one's actions or words
His offhand comments during the meeting really put some people out.
If you didn't like the movie, it's better not to say so; it might put her out.
My friend was upset by what I said; I clearly put him out.