1. placing or positioning something further out or beyond something else
Usage: present participle of outplace
2. assisting an employee in finding new employment, typically as part of a severance package
Usage: business/human resources context

Examples

• The company is outplacing workers affected by the restructuring.
• They hired a firm specializing in outplacing executives.
• The new shelving unit is outplacing the old furniture in the room.
• Outplacing services help employees transition to new careers.
• The architect is outplacing the windows to maximize natural light.