exit

Definition

  • noun: something (such as a door) that is used as a way to go out of a place
  • noun: a departure from a stage
  • verb: to go out of a place or situation
  • verb: to go out or away
  • sometimes used figuratively
  • synonyms: death, egress, outgang

Examples

  • Most fans were surprised by the team's early 'exit' from the tournament. [=surprised that the team lost and was out of the tournament at an early stage]

  • The company needs to have an 'exit strategy'. [=a plan for ending its involvement when it wants or needs to end it]

  • The deal provides an 'exit' for the company. [=a way for the company to stop being involved in something]

Movie clips

Movie quotes

  • (..) Okay, now you tell one. Bernard, I never knew you were so funny. And, I never heard you laugh before. Yeah, it's been a while. Feels pretty good. And, exit. You don't get out much, do you? Fun! I used to come here with my mother when I was a kid. It was one of my favorite things to do. (..)
    2010 Megamind
  • (..) - Uh huh. It's called, 'Formal Speed walking'. But that's not important. I better take the lead. This way looks exciting. No, it says, exit. Uh, which is the abbreviation for 'Exciting', right? It's the mother load. - Ahh. - Wow. (..)
    2010 Megamind