got out

Made an exit

Got out is past tense of get out—to exit, leave, or escape.

We got out of the car.

She got out of the contract.

It can mean to extract: I finally got the splinter out.

To produce or publish: They got the newsletter out on time.

Or to become known: Word got out about the scandal.

exited

left

Departed or portside

emerged · egress · disembarked · alighted · logged off

escaped

fled

Escaped from danger

  • fleeDepart swiftly from threat
  • evadeEscape by cunning
  • escapeFlight from captivity

bolt · dash · slipped away · getaway · fugitive · on the lam · manhunt · chase · pursuit · eluded

published

released

Set free from confinement

printed · launched · dropped · premiered · debuted · announced · unveiled · broke · leaked · disseminated

liberated

freed

Released from confinement

rescued · delivered · broke loose · unchained · unbound · set free · sprung · liberated · deliverance · salvation

removed

expelled

Officially removed or banished

ousted · evicted · booted · banished · exiled · deported · purged · unseated · dethroned · excommunicated

extracted

retrieved

Obtained again after loss

extricated · dislodged

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physical departure/exit

got outwent in

Moved to interior

entered · came in · stayed in · stepped in · boarded

vehicle egress

got outpiled in

Entered en masse

boarded · embarked

social/organizational departure

got outjoined

Linked or united

stayed in · signed up · enlisted

Family

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