getting out
Departing a place
Getting out is the act of leaving or exiting—a place, a situation, or a commitment.
You get out of a car, get out of a relationship, or get out of doing something you'd rather avoid.
I'm getting out of here suggests urgency or relief.
There's no getting out of it means escape is impossible.
In imperatives, get out! is a command to leave, while get out! as an exclamation expresses disbelief: You got the job? Get out!
- escapeFlight from captivity
- exitWay to leave
- departureAct of going away
- runMove swiftly on foot
- liberationRelease from constraint
freedom · emancipation · evacuation · extrication · abscond · slip away · break free · unshackle · flight · leaving early · exodus · release · flee · bailing · egress · clubbing · breakout · venturing
- disseminatingspreading, sharing, broadcasting, publishing, circulating
getting outgetting in
joining · getting into · signing up · committing · diving in
get, outside, out, forget, outing, forgotten, outdoor, output, outdoors