Rush out
verb
To leave suddenly or quickly from a place or situation.
When the fire alarm went off, everyone rushed out of the building.
Often appears as...
- rush out of
- rush out the door
verb
To produce something hastily and in large quantities, often sacrificing quality.
The company rushed out a new version of the product before it was fully tested.
Often appears as...
- rush out a product
- rush out an update
Usage tips
Disapproving
General, Technical
verb
To leave suddenly or quickly from a place or situation.
When the fire alarm went off, everyone rushed out of the building.
Often appears as...
- rush out of
- rush out the door
verb
To produce something hastily and in large quantities, often sacrificing quality.
The company rushed out a new version of the product before it was fully tested.
Often appears as...
- rush out a product
- rush out an update
Usage tips
Disapproving
General, Technical
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Sudden Departure
Use 'rush out' when describing someone leaving a place quickly and without warning.
He rushed out as soon as he got the phone call.
Pro Tip 2/3Emergency Context
'Rush out' is commonly used to describe actions during emergencies or urgent situations.
The athletes rushed out of the stadium after the announcement.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Nuance
When used figuratively, 'rush out' can imply an emotional reaction, like leaving in anger or distress.
After the argument, she rushed out in tears.
Pro Tip 1/3Sudden Departure
Use 'rush out' when describing someone leaving a place quickly and without warning.
He rushed out as soon as he got the phone call.
Pro Tip 2/3Emergency Context
'Rush out' is commonly used to describe actions during emergencies or urgent situations.
The athletes rushed out of the stadium after the announcement.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Nuance
When used figuratively, 'rush out' can imply an emotional reaction, like leaving in anger or distress.
After the argument, she rushed out in tears.
Pro Tip 1/3Sudden Departure
Use 'rush out' when describing someone leaving a place quickly and without warning.
He rushed out as soon as he got the phone call.
Pro Tip 2/3Emergency Context
'Rush out' is commonly used to describe actions during emergencies or urgent situations.
The athletes rushed out of the stadium after the announcement.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Nuance
When used figuratively, 'rush out' can imply an emotional reaction, like leaving in anger or distress.
After the argument, she rushed out in tears.
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