Rush out

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verb

To leave suddenly or quickly from a place or situation.

When the fire alarm went off, everyone rushed out of the building.
Visual representation of "rush out" - To leave suddenly or quickly from a place or situation

Often appears as...

  • rush out of
  • rush out the door
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Visual representation of "rush out"
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Sudden Departure

Use 'rush out' when describing someone leaving a place quickly and without warning.

Illustration for Sudden Departure
He rushed out as soon as he got the phone call.
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Emergency Context

'Rush out' is commonly used to describe actions during emergencies or urgent situations.

Illustration for Emergency Context
The athletes rushed out of the stadium after the announcement.
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Emotional Nuance

When used figuratively, 'rush out' can imply an emotional reaction, like leaving in anger or distress.

Illustration for Emotional Nuance
After the argument, she rushed out in tears.
Visual representation of the word "Rush out"

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