gets out
Exits a place
Gets out means to exit or leave a place: She gets out of the car.
It extends to escaping confinement or obligation: He gets out of prison next month, She always gets out of doing dishes.
Information gets out when it becomes public: Word gets out fast in small towns.
To get out can also mean to extract or remove: I can't get this stain out.
- abandonLeave behind permanently
- relinquishVoluntarily give up control
- exitWay to leave
- emergeCome out into view
- disengageBreak free from attachment
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