get out of here

Beat it, now

Get out of here is a command to leave, but more often an exclamation of disbelief: Get out of here—you're not serious!

The phrase expresses skepticism or amazed rejection of what someone just said, similar to no way or you're kidding.

The literal sense remains in use: Get out of here before I call the cops.

Related

no way · you're kidding me · begone · make yourself scarce · abscond · absquatulate · get out of · seriously · unbelievable · holy cow · hit the road · get going · bolt · wow · leave · incredible · vamoose · depart

Opposites
command to leave vs. invitation to stay

get out of herecome in

Permitted to enter

welcome · come on in · come here · enter · stay

disbelief expression (idiomatic)

get out of hereno kidding

Expression of genuine surprise

of course · makes sense · naturally · obviously · tell me more

Family

here, outcome, outgoing, getting, outgrowth, outgrown, heretofore, herewith, hereabouts

Familiarity
Top 10,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G