rush out

Leave in haste

Rush out means to leave quickly or hurriedly: She rushed out the door when she heard the news.

It also describes releasing something hastily, often with insufficient preparation: The company rushed out a patch to fix the security flaw.

Products rushed out may sacrifice quality for speed.

exit

bolt

Threaded rod for nuts

dashQuick burst or pinch
sprintBrief maximum-speed effort
fleeDepart swiftly from threat

scramble · hurry · escape · evacuate · depart · scuttle · skedaddle · stampede · hasten · scamper

release

launch

Set into motion

publishIssue for distribution
expediteSpeed up a process
dispatchSend with speed

accelerate · fast-track · ship · distribute · issue · unveil · debut · drop · premiere · deliver

Categories

burst forthgush, erupt, surge, spurt, explode
departuresleave, depart, exit, leaving, go
liquid flowpour, flow, gush, spill, drip
goalkeepingsave, saves, goalkeeper, goalie, goaltender
JunkanooNassau, Bay Street, Freeport, scraper, cowbell

Opposites

speed of movement

rush outleisurely stroll

direction of movement

rush outrush in

Enter hastily and recklessly

burst in · barge in · storm in · run in

presence/departure

rush outstay put

Remain in place

linger · remain · hang around · stick around · stay behind

Family

rush, out, rushed, rushing, rushes, rusher, rushers, outrushing, outrush

Familiarity: Top 50,000
Profile: Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G