Leak out

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verb

To escape or let out, usually in the context of a liquid or gas.

There seems to be some water leaking out of the pipe
Visual representation of "leak out" - To escape or let out, usually in the context of a liquid or gas

Often appears as...

  • leak out of
  • leak out from
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Unintentional Release

The phrase often implies an accidental escape of a substance rather than intentional.

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The factory was fined after toxic chemicals leaked out into the river.
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Physical Object

Used mostly for tangible substances, like water or air, not emotions or ideas.

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I noticed air leaking out of the balloon, making it deflate quickly.
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Potential Danger

Can indicate a hazardous situation, especially with harmful substances.

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Gas was leaking out of the cylinder, prompting an evacuation of the building.
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