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Meaning
Noun
●
An
act
of
going out
or
going away
, or
leaving
; a departure.
●
In Drama:
An
act
of
going out
or
going away
, or
leaving
; a departure.
The
action
of an
actor
leaving
a
scene
or the stage.
●
A way out.
An
opening
or
passage
through
which one
can go from inside a place (such as a
building
, a
room
, or a
vehicle
) to the outside; an egress.
●
In Road transport & Roads:
A way out.
A
minor
road
(such as a
ramp
or
slip road
) which
is used to
leave
a major
road
(such as an
expressway
,
highway
, or motorway).
●
The
act
of
departing
from life; death.
●
In Medicine:
Acronym of
ex
utero
intrapartum
treatment: a
specialized
surgical procedure
used to
deliver
babies
who have
airway
compression.
Verb
●
To
go out
or
go away
from a place or
situation
; to
depart
, to leave.
●
In Theater:
To
go out
or
go away
from a place or
situation
; to
depart
, to leave.
To
leave
a
scene
or
depart
from a stage.
●
To
depart
from life; to die.
●
In Computing:
To end or
terminate
(a
program
,
subroutine
, etc.)
●
In American English:
To
depart
from or
leave
(a place or situation).
To
alight
or
disembark
from a vehicle.
●
In Bridge:
To
give up
the lead.
●
In Drama:
Used as a
stage direction
for an
actor
: to
leave
the
scene
or
stage
.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Synonyms
Egress
Outgoing
Outgang
Outway
Death
Die
Exeat
Antonyms
Entrance
Entry
Ingoing
Ingress
Entranceway
Entryway
Ingang
Portal
Arrive
Come
Enter
Related
Escape
Depart
Departure
Gate
Leave
Egress
Disembark
Move
Entry
Offramp
Return
End
Opening
Retreat
Evacuation
Junction
Evacuate
Enter
Release
Landing
Vacate
Close
Termination
Restart
Access
Reenter
Open
Block
Withdraw
Pass
Join
Intersection
Stop
Rejoin
Door
Flee
Outflow
Ejection
Drop
Start
Terminate
Tunnel
Withdrawal
Ramp
Discharge
Passage
Route
Outlet
Visit
Clear
Cross
Destination
Transfer
Reach
Abandon
Invade
Open Door
Access Road
More
Rhymes
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