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Meaning ofget outin English

get out

Definitions

Verb
1. to leave or escape a place
  The crowd began to get out of the stadium after the concert.
  Synonyms:
  exit leave depart flee escape withdraw retreat evacuate vacate
  Antonyms:
  enter stay remain arrive settle
2. to assist someone in leaving
  The nurse helped the patient get out of bed for the first time.
  Synonyms:
  let out see out show out escort out
  Antonyms:
  keep in detain hold back retain
3. to exit a vehicle
  She had to get out of the taxi quickly because it was on fire.
  Synonyms:
  exit alight dismount step out get off
  Antonyms:
  get in board enter
4. to exit a vehicle such as a car
  The driver told the kids to get out of the car and stretch their legs.
  Synonyms:
  exit alight dismount step out get off
  Antonyms:
  get in enter board
5. to emerge from a situation; avoid a fate
  The company will get out of the contract if it's not profitable.
  Synonyms:
  escape extricate break free liberate free oneself
  Antonyms:
  remain stay endure suffer persevere
6. to be released from confinement
  She managed to get out of the difficult situation by apologizing.
  Synonyms:
  be released be freed be liberated escape be let out
  Antonyms:
  be imprisoned be confined be detained be locked up be incarcerated
7. to withdraw investment; end involvement
  The investor decided to get out of the business before it went bankrupt.
  Synonyms:
  pull out withdraw exit divest disinvest
  Antonyms:
  invest put in contribute participate engage
8. to remove something from storage for use
  The staff will get out the equipment for the outdoor event.
  Synonyms:
  retrieve fetch pull out take out bring out
  Antonyms:
  put away store stash keep in
9. to publish or disseminate information
  The newspaper will get out the latest news about the election.
  Synonyms:
  release publish disseminate broadcast circulate distribute spread issue air
  Antonyms:
  conceal withhold suppress hide censor
Interjection
1. to command someone to leave immediately; exit a place
  Get out of my room, you're being too loud.
  Synonyms:
  leave depart exit go away clear out vacate remove yourself
  Antonyms:
  stay remain come in enter linger

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