get out of
Wriggle free from
Get out of centers on exiting or escaping something—physical or abstract.
You get out of a car, get out of a contract, or get out of doing chores.
To get something out of an experience is to derive benefit: What did you get out of the lecture?
To get out of someone is to extract information: The detective couldn't get anything out of him.
Depart swiftly from threat
- boltThreaded rod for nuts
- break freeEscape from confinement
- run awayDepart hastily to escape
- slip awayDepart without detection
abscond · decamp · skedaddle · scram · vanish · disappear · exfiltrate · dash
flee
Depart swiftly from threat
- boltThreaded rod for nuts
- break freeEscape from confinement
- run awayDepart hastily to escape
slip away · abscond · decamp · skedaddle · scram · vanish · disappear · exfiltrate · dash · sprint
dodge
Avoid by quick movement
circumvent · duck · skip · bypass · steer clear of · excuse · beg off · decline · defer · abstain
disentangle
Free from snarls
extract · liberate · rescue · detach · disengage · loosen · unsnarl · unravel · clear · remove
get out ofpersevere
Continue despite obstacles
undergo · endure · see through · stick with · go through with
get, out, outfit, outer, outing, output, getting, get out, get off