make one's exit
Walk out finally
To make one's exit is to leave a place or situation, often with some deliberateness or ceremony.
The phrase draws from theatrical language—actors make their exits from the stage.
It can describe physical departure She made her exit through the back door or withdrawal from involvement After the scandal, he quietly made his exit from politics.
Sometimes used euphemistically for dying.
- leaveSanctioned time away
- take one's leaveFormally say goodbye
- retireCease employment permanently
- turnRotational movement
- storm outLeave dramatically in anger
flounce · hit the road · ride off into the sunset · bow out · drop the mic · farewell · bid farewell · depart · curtain call · goodbye · vanish · abdicate · abscond · relinquish · slip away · fade out · stage left · adieu
make one's exitmake one's entrance
Appear on scene
enter · make an entrance · arrive · come in · walk in
make one's exitmake one's entrance
Appear on scene
take the stage · take a bow · open · premiere · come out
make one's exitstay
Remain in position
remain · stick around · linger · stay put · hang around
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