Word: Exit

Pronunciation

/ˈeksɪt/

Definitions

• Noun: A way out of a place; a door or passage by which one can leave a building, room, vehicle, or other enclosed space. For example: “The fire exit was clearly marked.”
• Verb: (v) To leave or depart from a place, especially a building, room, or vehicle. For example: “They quickly exited the theater after the show ended.”

Phrases

• “Emergency exit”: A designated exit specifically provided for use in emergency situations.
• “Exit strategy”: A plan for ending an activity or situation, especially one that might be difficult, such as a military operation or a business venture.
• “Stage exit”: A door or passage through which actors leave the stage during a performance.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Please use the nearest exit in case of an emergency.”
• Verb: “She gracefully exited the stage after receiving her award.”

Synonyms

• Departure
• Leaving
• Exiting
• Way out
• Exit point
• Egress
• Depart (as a verb)
• Leave (as a verb)